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TraditionalSaturday Performances National Gugak CenterThroughout 2019 Every Saturday at 3 p.m., the National Gugak Center holds a performance showcasing traditional Korean music and dance. This series will take place all throughout 2019. Each week the series will exhibit the works of various gugak artists. Various performances throughout the month of May will include the piri, pansori and sanjo. There will also be a traditional fan dance at the end of the month. Tickets cost 10,000 won to 20,000 won. For more information, visit gugak.go.kr or call (02) 580-3300.National & International Co-Production: National Orchestra of Korea National Theater of KoreaJune 11In 1993, the musicians of Korea, China and Japan came together to form Orchestra Asia. When the National Orchestra of Korea started in 1995, it wanted to carry the tradition of not only playing classical music, but also music derived from Asian roots. They have done so successfully for the past 24 years. At this performance, the orchestra will extend its repertoire even further to include music from Vietnam, India, Turkey an

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The “Musical King Arthur” will be performed at Chungmu Arts Center until June 2./Courtesy of Clip ServiceClassical ConcertsGyeonggi Philharmonic Master Series IX: Beethoven and Brahms Seoul Arts Center May 31 Founded in 1997, the Gyeonggi Philharmonic Orchestra has performed all over the world including in China and the U.S. At this performance they will be performing the works of Beethoven and Brahms, led by Maestro Massimo Zanetti. Zanetti is an Italian conductor who joined the Gyeonggi Philharmonic Orchestra in 2018 as music director. He has also worked with other world-famous ensembles such as the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic and the Russian National Orchestra. Under his leadership, the Gyeonggi Philharmonic Orchestra performs 10 major concerts per year. Pianist Cho Jae-hyuk, cellist Song Young-hoon and violinist Kim Chee-yun will be the soloists at this concert. Tickets cost 10,000 won to 40,000 won. For more information, visit ticket.interpark.com or call (02) 1544-1555.Pianist Francois-Frederic Guy will be the next performer featured in the “Beautiful Thursda

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