A Celebration of Classical Korean Culture: Poetry, Art Song, Performance

Join fellow fans of Korean culture for a captivating evening celebrating the elegance and artistry of traditional Korean classical performance. Presented by the non-profit organization Korean Connection, this event follows last year’s sold-out “Korean Tea Celebration” and promises another unforgettable cultural experience.

As American interest in Korean pop culture continues to grow, so too does the appreciation for Korea’s rich historical heritage. This event brings together renowned performers and scholars to showcase Korean poetry, art songs and performance.

Date & Time:
Tuesday, July 9th, 6:00 PM

Location:
Calvin Theological Seminary Chapel
3233 Burton St SE, Grand Rapids, MI

Artists and Performers:

• Min Jung Shim – Daegeum Korean Bamboo Flutist Performance
  Lansing, Michigan

• Dr. Ian Haight – Award-winning Poet, Translator, recitation and exploration of
  Spring Mountain: The Complete Poems of Nansŏrhŏn
  Ramstein, Germany

• Jack Morin – Featured Art Song Performance 
  Korean Nam Center - affiliated Bass-Baritone
  University of Michigan Nam Center 
  Clips from his performances have received over a million views on Youtube
  

• Dr. Matthew Thompson – Korean Art Song Composer and Pianist
  Korean Nam Center - affiliated Professor
  Clinical Assistant Professor of Music, University of Michigan 

Admission:

• Adults: $15

• Students: $10
  Seating is limited and expected to sell out quickly.

Don’t miss this rare opportunity to immerse yourself in the beauty of Korean classical culture right here in West Michigan.