Heungbu-ga - A Pansori Storytelling Concert
Date and time
Location
Play Den
The Arts House
1 Old Parliament Lane
Singapore City, Singapore City 179429
Singapore
Description
Singapore International Storytelling Festival 2014
1 – 9 September / The Arts House, 1 Old Parliament Lane
The longest running festival in Asia, the Singapore International Storytelling Festival (SISF) provides a platform for storytellers and aims to bring storytelling further into the mainstream. SISF hosts a range of events, from workshops for storytellers to storytelling showcases and performances that offer audiences colourful and insightful stories from around the world.
HEUNGBU-GA: A PANSORI STORYTELLING CONCERT
7 September / 6.00pm – 7.00pm / Play Den, The Arts House
A proverbial story about two brothers with different fates.
Experience pansori, a form of storytelling which is sung and accompanied by traditional korean musical instruments such as the double headed drum and the gayageum.
Heungbu-ga is a traditional pansori story which Seung Ah Kim and her artists have translated for a wider audience.
Seung Ah Kim started Arirang Nights of Storytelling because of her love for stories and her desire to share her fascination with traditional Korean stories with others. She has been promoting the Korean form of musical storytelling and garnering goodwill for Korea through the art form.
This performance is supported by the Embassy of the Republic of Korea.
Other Festival Programmes
Storytelling Performances
Workshops for children
Congress, Workshops and Masterclass on Storytelling
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NOTE
No photography, audio or video recording with handphones or any other devices is allowed during the performance.
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