Gayageum Talent - The Dream of the Joseon Dynasty

Escape: The March 1 movement began with rumors about the assassination of Queen Myeongseong and the poisoning of King Gojong by Japanese assassins. With the sacrifice of many people, sovereignty was regained. The spirit of the Republic of Korea, re-emerged thanks to the sacrifices and passion of our ancestors, was displayed at the place where the ancestral rites of King Gojong and Queen Myeongseong were celebrated.

Place - Hongneung (tombs of King Gojong and Queen Myeongseong, the background is the front of the sanctuary where the ancestral rites of the latter take place)

Gayageum: Cho Youngjae
Taepyeongso: Gu Kyunghun
Kkungari: Park Kyungdon
Korean Drum set: Kim Seonghoe Korean drums: Kim Seonghoe
Composed by Kim Sanguk Composed by Kim Sanguk
Arranged by Lee Yoonsun Organized by Lee Yoonsun
Mixing & amp; Mastering: DJ Hwan Mixing and Mastering: DJ Hwan
Filming & amp; editing: Seo Duri Shooting and editing: Seo Duri

Pieta: the spirit of Korea, born with passion after overcoming the pain of the late Joseon dynasty, has been embodied through Korean modern music.

Piety expresses the pain caused by the loss of the country and the feeling that does not give up the hope that spring will arrive even in the lost lands.

Location - Jeong Yak-yong's birthplace

Gayageum: Cho Youngjae
Composed by Park Juri Composed by Park Juri
Mixing & amp; Mastering: DJ Hwan Mixing and Mastering: DJ Hwan