The Han Style's forum was held at the 국회의원회관 (國會議員會館). As there is a lot to write about, I am splitting this event into a few posts.
Before the forum starts, we were treated to a performance which showcased traditional and modern Korean music. B-boys crew from "The Ballerina who Loves a B-Boy" represented Korean modern music while Samulnori represented the traditional side.
Before the forum starts, we were treated to a performance which showcased traditional and modern Korean music. B-boys crew from "The Ballerina who Loves a B-Boy" represented Korean modern music while Samulnori represented the traditional side.
Inside the auditorium of 국회의원회관
B-boys crew from "The Ballerina who Loves a B-Boy"
The B-boys wore overall with calligraphy strokes painted all over.
The Samulnori group was no less interesting than the B-boys.
The Samulnori group was equally capable of acrobatic stunts like the B-boys.
Korean 'Er-hu'performance. The only 'rose' among the 'thorns'.
A 'bibimbap-style' (fusion) performance with Samulnori sharing the same stage with B-boys.
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