Seminar / Workshop
Traditional Korean Cultural Heritage Workshop: Talchum, Korean Mask Dance
Traditional Korean Cultural Heritage Workshop: Talchum, Korean Mask Dance
-Date: Thursday, December 13, 2018 at 13:00-16:00
*Songpa Sandae Nori 13:00-14:30
Kangnyong Talchum 15:00-16:00
-Place: Korean Cultural Center, Los Angeles 3rd Floor (Ari Hall)
5505 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90036
-Online Reservation: www.kccla.org/english/programs_reservation.asp
-For more Info: tammy@kccla.org or 323-936-3015
The Korean Cultural Center Los Angeles (KCCLA) will present the last traditional Korean Cultural Heritage Workshop of this year, 'Talchum, Korean Mask Dance' on Thursday, December 13, 2018 at 1:00p.m. on the 3rd floor of the Korean Cultural Center Los Angeles in the Ari Hall.
At the eleventh workshop, Talchum master Kang Dae Seung & master Lee Hyun Sook will teach Gangnyeong Mask Dance, and Songpa Sandae Nori.
Gangnyeong Talchum (National Intangible Cultural Heritage 34)
Talchum (mask dance) was performed across the country up to the early Joseon Period (1392 - 1910). Gangnyeong Talchum (Mask Dance Drama of Gangneung) is a type of Sandae Dogamgeuk, which was performed at the Royal Palace. After the mask dance drama came to be no longer performed there by 1634 (the 12th year of King Injo's reign), it was still enjoyed as a pastime by ordinary people. The Mask Dance Drama of Gangnyeong is performed on Dano (May 5 on the lunar calendar) in Gangnyeong-eup, Hwanghaenam-do, and dates perhaps from the late Joseon Period. The event is composed of seven acts, Lion Dance, Malttugi Dance, Mokjung Dance, Sangjwa Dance, Dance of the Nobleman and Malttugi, Dance of Chwibari and the Old Monk, and Dance of the Old Couple. Prior to the performance, the 20 members of the troupe march, playing music to entertain spectators along the road.
Songpa Sandae Nori (National Intangible Cultural Heritage 49)
Sandae Nori refers to a mask dance performed in the central region of Korea. It is part of Sandae Dogamgeuk, which used to be performed in Seoul and Gyeonggi-do. It is composed of dances, pantomime, and gags, and is performed on the lunar calendar dates of Daeboreum (January 15), Dano (May 5), Baekjung (July 15), and Chuseok (August 15). Songpa was a commercial center of Gyeonggi-do. It is said that the play was frequently performed at the time Songpa Market reached its prime about 200 years ago and has continued to develop and to be one handed down to the present day. The play is composed of seven acts. Prior to the commencement of the play, members of the troupe march, playing music, to the site of performance to entertain spectators along the way.
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