Traditional court music meets ballet at Gyeongbok Palace
This autumn, the historic grounds of Gyeongbok Palace in central Seoul will serve as the backdrop for a rare cultural fusion, bringing together royal Korean court music and Western classical ballet for a four-night spectacle featuring more than 90 performers. Titled "Ballet x Sujecheon," the open-air production will run from Oct. 2-5, starting at 7 p.m. each evening at Jipokjae, a two-story royal…
The Korea Times reports on a unique cultural event set to take place at Gyeongbok Palace in Seoul this autumn. Titled "Ballet x Sujecheon," the four-night production will feature over 90 performers combining traditional Korean court music with Western classical ballet. The open-air performance will run from October 2-5, starting each evening at 7 p.m. at Jipokjae, a two-story royal library that showcases a blend of traditional Korean and Chinese architectural styles.
The program, a collaboration between the K-Arts Ballet of the Korea National University of Arts, the Sujecheon Project, and the traditional performance troupe Yeonhui, will present Sujecheon, a legendary court music piece from the Baekje Kingdom, alongside classical ballet.
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