'Dadam' Gugak Concert: A Feast of Arts at the National Folk Gugak Center The National Folk Gugak Center invites you to the "Dadam" Gugak Concert Series, which will be held on the last Wednesday of every month from March 27 through November. The series will run for a total of eight performances, and each performance will be a time of harmony between the beauty of traditional Korean music and a variety of stories.
The invited guest for this year's first performance is Professor Kim Byung-jo, a Korean scholar with a comedic background who will tell a variety of stories based on the theme of "Myeongsim baogwan".
Along with his stories, creative artists "Today (ONEUL)" will take the stage. Their performances are highly anticipated as they explore new aspects of traditional Korean music through works such as "Oshio," "Nabirella," and "Sarantaryeon.
If you are interested in attending this special series, please visit the National Folk Gugak Institute's website, KakaoTalk channel, or call for reservation information. More than just a performance, "Dadam" is an artistic venue where tradition and modernity meet, where story and music harmonize.
Performance Reservation Information
- Venue: National Folk Gugak Center
- Schedule: Starting on March 27, and every last Wednesday of the month thereafter (8 performances in total)
- Reservations: National Folk Gugak Center website, KakaoTalk channel, or phone
This performance will be a special experience for all those who are interested in Gugak. Through this "Dadam" series, which blends the traditional beauty of Gugak with a modern sensibility, you will experience anew the infinite possibilities and beauty of Gugak. Unique stories and wonderful performances await you. Reserve your tickets now and we invite you to the enchanting world of Gugak!
