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2019 SNU World Leading Project Series

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2019 SNU World Leading Project Series

SNU MUSIC has been selected for the ‘SNU World Leading Project,’ which aims to foster SNU as a world-class educational institute. As a part of this project, SNU MUSIC offers three sub-projects in 2019: (1) 21st-Century Technology and Contemporary Music: Symposium, Concert, and Lecture; (2) SNU MUSIC in World: Concert Tour of the faculty and student ensembles; (3) Convergence Project of Music and Technology: Building Telematic Concerts and Platforms. See the details of three sub-project below. ZEBRA project expands these sub-projects and adds new projects to be a world-leading institute in performing arts.

1. Music and Technology: Telematic Concert

Special Lecture:

“Music of Many Nows: Musical Configuration Spaces and the Networked Possible.” David Rosenboom (The Herb Alpert School of Music at CalArts)
13:00–15:00, October 25, 2019, Bldg. 54, Room 317, Seoul National University

Telematic Concert

“Consonance of Peace” Seoul National University, Stanford University, Technical University of Berlin
17:00, January 22, 2020, SNU Concert Hall (Bldg. 49)

2. SNU MUSIC in World

Concert at Auer Hall Jacobs School of Music

8pm, January 16, 2020, Auer Hall, Jacobs School of Music, Indiana University
4pm, January 19, 2020, Earl. V. Moore Building, Mclntosh Theatre, School of Music, Theatre& Dance, University of Michigan
7pm, January 21, 2020, College of Arts and Letters Performance, RCAH Theater, Michigan State University

Special Lectures on Korean Studies and Ethnomusicology

Lecture Series by Institute for Korean Studies
“Contemporary Trends in Traditional Music in Korea”
Ji-young Yi, Hilary Vanessa Finchum-Sung

“Silk, Bamboo, and Wood: The Resonance of Korean Tradition”
Ji-young Yi, Hilary Vanessa Finchum-Sung, Ayoung Gwak, Jongrock Kim
12pm, January 18, 2020. Watkins Lecture Hall Earl V. Moore Building, Nam Center for Korean Studies, University of Michigan

3. The Orient Express

Guest Composers

David Ludwig (Curtis Institute of Music), Joe Cutler (Royal Birmingham Conservatoire)

Round Table

“Locating Korean Musical Instruments in Western Arts Music: Focused on Historical Contexts and Criticism Since 20th-Century” / Mingyeong Son
“Traditional/Local Musical Instruments and New Music” / Seok-young Kim
2pm, January 20, 2020, Bldg. 220, Room 202, Seoul National University

Workshop

10am, January 21, 2020, Bldg. 49, Practice Room, Seoul National University.

Nexus Program: New-Year Concert by Gangnam Symphony Orchestra

7:30pm, January 21, 2020, Grand Concert Hall, Gangnam Community Center.

Attached: Details of the Programs

SNU 10-10 Project

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