한국 전통무용의 아름다움, 뉴욕부터 델라웨어까지 행보로 선보여
The KSSNJ K-Arts Company (Principal Chung Kim), presented five performances on October 14th, ranging from locations near New York to Delaware, through community invitations. At the Korean Festival hosted by the Delaware Korean Association at the Delaware Art Museum, they showcased fan dance, Modeumbuk, and sword dance performances. At the International Day event organized by Eastern Regional High School in Southern New Jersey, they presented the “Peony Dance.” Additionally, at the Korean Hanbok Day event hosted by the Asian American Youth Council at the Fort Lee Community Center, they performed Samgomu (traditional three drum dance). Despite traveling more than 250 miles in a single day, the members of the KSSNJ K-Arts Company flawlessly executed the rich autumn cultural performances. Their unified efforts, involving students, parents, and teachers, greatly contributed to promoting the beauty of Korean culture. It also received significant attention from the local residents. In particular, Wang Ki-chul, the principal of the National High School of Traditional Korean Arts, who attended the Korean Hanbok Day event with students, expressed his amazement after watching the Samgomu performance: “It’s truly astonishing to see second-generation children playing Korean traditional melodies so excellently on American soil.”
델라웨어 코리안페스티벌 – 모듬북, 검무, 부채춤 공연
International Day – 작약지증 공연
Korean Hanbok Day – 삼고무 공연