Korean Heritage Music : Deep Sound
24 Jan 2019 - 24 Jan 2019
To commemorating the 100th anniversary of the March 1st Movement and the establishment of the Korean provisional government, Jeong Ga Ak Hoe presents significant traditional music: Gagok and Pungryu. Throughout a carefully selected repertoire, Jeong Ga Ak Hoe shows the rich tradition of Korean music, and how it coexists with the present.
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Centre Culturel Coréen de Bruxelles - 4 Rue de la Régence 1000
Jeong Ga Ak Hoe is a professional Korean traditional music group founded in 2000. They specialized in Gagok, Julpungryu and Pansori genres, and have tried to find a way to modernization of Korean tradition music more than westernization. They have received high praise in terms of deep understanding in traditional music and interpretation of aesthetic. At the same time, They have been trying to find a new modernized format and sound to appeal to people, and positioning Korean tradition music at music of ‘Now’ and ‘Here’, and music that mingle with contemporary.
Centre Culturel Coréen de Bruxelles
4 Rue de la Régence 1000
The Korean Cultural Center in Brussels is situated in the heart of Brussels, and strives to promote cultural exchanges between Korea & Belgium and Korea & the EU by diverse cultural activities. The center disposes of an adapted infrastructure with an event hall used for screening original Korean cinema, shows, performances, exhibitions and conferences; a sarangbang where visitors can experience Korea's traditional tea ceremony; a library, a kitchen for the Korean cooking classes and the King Sejong Institute, where Korean language classes are held.
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