Seoul Forest K Heritage Garden Immersed in Korean Traditional Music
"Rest Music Concert" every Friday and Saturday from September 11
Fusion Gugak Group "Bidan" to Perform
The K Heritage Garden at Seoul Forest will be filled with the sounds of Korean traditional music this autumn.
According to the National Heritage Agency, the "Heritage Garden Rest Stop Concert" will be held every Friday and Saturday from September 11 to October 24. The event will provide opportunities for relaxation and cultural strolling through emotive fusion Korean traditional music and folk songs. The K Heritage Garden is the first space created by applying research results from the development of traditional garden modules.
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The stage will feature the fusion Korean traditional music group "Bidan," which includes performers who have inherited Royal Ancestral Ritual Music, designated as a National Intangible Cultural Heritage. They will present music that seamlessly blends Korean traditional instruments such as pansori, daegeum, haegeum, and gayageum with modern sensibilities.
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