Programming subject to change
Clap & Applause is an album with which the group Coreyah celebrates their tenth anniversary in the music scene. Traditional Korean rhythms combined with clapping create a more interactive dance rhythm, and the sonority of traditional instruments Daegeum, geomungo, and Janggu become louder. Without diverting from the line defining them, Coreyah touches pop to traditional music. Their songs combine the sound of psychedelic music to present more youthful and daring music.
Curious fact:
Among the traditional instruments played by Coreyah there is the Daegeum
This bamboo flute used in traditional Korean music has a unique vibrational sound generated by its composition. Thanks to the variety of bamboo and the manufacture of each instrument, it obtained a different tonality. In its history, there have been two great masters: the first one is Jeong Yak Dae, who would climb a mountain every day to practice the instrument. The story tells that when he finished a piece (of about six to seven minutes long) he would put a grain of sand inside his shoe and would not come down until he had hilled it completely. The second one was Park Jong Ki, a devoted son from Jindo island in South Jeolla, Korea. He was the creator of the sanjo, an instrumental solo for the Daegeum, which is still used today.
“Fascinating and wonderful.”
-Broadway Baby.
“Exotic and strangely familiar.”
-Herald Scotland.
"Infectious... a beautifully layered sound."
-ThreeWeeks.
SIGMA Project
Aire Sonoro: In Memoriam Mario Lavista
Orquesta Sinfónica de la Universidad de Guanajuato
The Symphony of a Thousand, by Gustav Mahler
Gustavo Dudamel con la Filarmónica de Los Ángeles
Gustav Mahler's First Symphony
Selma Uamusse
Los de Abajo
30 years Up!
Rodolfo Ponce Montero
My Teachers and Friends' Music
Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra con Wynton Marsalis
Gilberto Santa Rosa
Camínalo Tour
Coro Acardenchado
The Thistle on the Flower
Alejandro Escuer y Rodrigo Sigal / Lumínico
Maquin-ARIAS. Visual Concert for Flute, Electronic and Video)