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Gwangju International Center is giving expats the chance to learn traditional percussion instruments on Aug. 18 as part of its Korean Culture Program.
Percussion performance group Olssu will give a traditional music performance and teach participants how to play Korean traditional instruments.
The class runs from 1-5 p.m. and costs 10,000 won. Class size is limited to 40 people.
Registration can be done atthe GIC website, eng.gic.or.kr.
The program offers a cultural activity once a month. Previous activities have been painting, cooking and lantern making. For more information, contact Lee Bo-ram via boram@gic.or.kr or (062) 226-2733.
(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
Percussion performance group Olssu will give a traditional music performance and teach participants how to play Korean traditional instruments.
The class runs from 1-5 p.m. and costs 10,000 won. Class size is limited to 40 people.
Registration can be done atthe GIC website, eng.gic.or.kr.
The program offers a cultural activity once a month. Previous activities have been painting, cooking and lantern making. For more information, contact Lee Bo-ram via boram@gic.or.kr or (062) 226-2733.
(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
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Articles by Korea Herald
