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2018.11.16 15:07
뉴욕한국문화원 오픈 스테이지 뉴욕취타대 공연(11/17-18) 공연
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OPEN STAGE:
NY Korean Traditional Marching Band (New York Samulnori)
Ultimate Birthday Bash presented by the LICM
Saturday, November 17, Sunday, November 18
12 - 5 pm (NY Traditional Marching Band Performance 4 pm)
Long Island Children's Museum, 11 Davis Ave, Garden City, NY 11530
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Tickets: $20 (children under 2 free)
NYKTMB's Live Samulnori Performance at the Long Island Children's Museum is co-presented by the Korean Cultural Center New York and NYKTMB as part of KCCNY's Open Stage 2018.
As part of the Open Stage: Samulnori program, the New York Korean Traditional Marching Band (New York Samulnori) will perform Samdo Sul Janggu, Samdo Samulnori and other Korean traditional music at the Long Island Children's Museum. Samulnori workshop to follow.
For more information please visit www.licm.org.
New York Korean Traditional Marching Band
Founded by Chun Seung Lee(이춘성), the New York Korean Traditional Marching Band (Chwitadea in Korean) was established on Oct. 14, 2008 as a non-profit organization and is the first organization that actively promotes and performs Daechwita (Korean Traditional Marching Band) outside of Korea. The mission is to inherit, revive, and preserve the Korean cultural performing arts and to bring cultural diversity and enrichment to the community in New York City.
The NYKTMB has performed in many venues and events. One of the most mentionable is the Overall Grand Prize at the Korean Traditional Music Competition in Flushing, NY in 2011. This grand prize earned them to be the opening act for a Korean Traditional Music Concert at the prestigious Lincoln Center.
In addition, this group has performed all over the east coast at venues such as Westminster College, University of Maryland, College Park, the FBI Faculty Training Center in Manhattan, the Annual Korean Parade in New York City, as well as for various cultural events all over the New York Tri-State area.