주시드니한국문화원 소식(2020년 4월 28일자)
Korean Cultural Centre AU
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KOREAN CULTURE in MAY 2020
We Go Online! 😀 Virtual Korean Language, K-Pop Comp and more
ONLINE K-POP DANCE COMPETITION
4 May – 8 May @ Online
Just because we’re all stuck at home doesn’t mean we need to keep things downbeat, which is why the KCC is running an Online K-pop Dance Competition to add a little glam to your day! Whether you are a fan of K-Pop or have never listened to a single track before, join us, bust a move and WIN a FREE Netflix subscription! Application closes on 30 April and an online vote starts from 4 May. Enter now http://www.koreanculture.org.au/keep-safe-korea-on-online-k-pop-dance/
KOREAN LANGUAGE CLASS
25 May – 22 Aug @ Online
We are bringing Term 2 Korean Language Class for FREE & ONLINE. Don’t miss the registration period (4 – 17 May) for this virtual class that you can enjoy at home. More info http://www.koreanculture.org.au/language-classes/
KEEP SAFE AND KOREA ON
#StayAtHome Korean Culture Recommendations
Here’s how our friends were keeping in touch with Korean culture in this time. Watch their recommendations to help you KEEP SAFE AND KOREA ON! Watch now
OUR DIGITAL PICK OF THE MONTH
THE BANQUET
by National Theater of Korea
The Banquet, comprising traditional dance repertories of Korean dance masters, contains the past and present of Korean dance. The piece set an unprecedented record for a Korean dance piece by selling out every show since its premiere, and its contemporary interpretation of tradition was highly acclaimed by both audiences and critics. Court dance that took place in Jongmyo ritual, Buddhist dance rituals like Barachum, and a collection of folk dance forms like Jangguchum are arranged with the changing of seasons. The banquet of dance unfolding on the white stage in five traditional colours will captivate your eyes, with the performance reaching its climax with new-Taepyeongmu (Dance of Peace), a piece which arranges 50 dancers on stage for a choreographic feat fit for a king.
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT …
Celebrity chef Heather Jeong teaches us how to make the infamous ‘Jjapaguri’ (Ram-don) dish from the film PARASITE! Watch the video, gather your friends and get cooking! You can buy the noddles (neoguri and jjapaghetti) from your local Korean supermarket or find stockists here. http://www.nongshim.com.au/
A re-cap of our Lunar New Year celebration with Channel 7 Sunrise earlier this year as part of their ‘5 cultures in 5 days’! The segment was jam-packed with Korean culture which included hanbok, new year food, traditional music, games, K-pop, and more.
You can catch up with what happened in the morning which was full of laughs and fun here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkaQEyJymVs
Korean Cultural Centre AU
info@koreanculture.org.au
주시드니한국문화원