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Gwangju Foreign Language Network will host a special Christmas Jazz concert Saturday.
The concert will meld jazz and pansori, a traditional form of music in which a story is sung to percussion accompaniment.
Admission is free, and cookies and special gifts will be given out at the show.
The concert starts 5 p.m. at the open hall of the radio station’s studio, which is at the northeast entrance to Sajik Park.
For more complete directions visit gfn.or.kr. More information is available by calling (062) 460-0944.
(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
The concert will meld jazz and pansori, a traditional form of music in which a story is sung to percussion accompaniment.
Admission is free, and cookies and special gifts will be given out at the show.
The concert starts 5 p.m. at the open hall of the radio station’s studio, which is at the northeast entrance to Sajik Park.
For more complete directions visit gfn.or.kr. More information is available by calling (062) 460-0944.
(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
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Articles by Korea Herald
