Korean traditional dance

Korean dance can be considered the most primordial form of art, as it uses the human body as its material and transmits expression through movement.

Furthermore, because it is not an individual dance but rather one that has been passed down through groups, it is inferred that dance originated from ritual ceremonies and religious rites aimed at invoking supernatural forces, being transmitted within the community.

Representative examples of Korean dance include mask dances, monk dances, and shaman dances.

Changgo Dance

Changgo dance is a traditional dance that uses the changgo, a Korean drum. It features rhythmic music and dynamic movements.

Instructor : 崔鍾淑（CHOI JOUNGSUK）

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Jindo Bukchum

Jeju Bukchum is a traditional dance from the Jeju region of Korea, characterized by its elegant movements and the use of the buk (drum).

Instructor : 美英姫（KANG YUNGHEE）

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Korean Traditional Dance

Korean traditional dance features a variety of forms and styles, characterized by rich expressiveness and graceful movements.

Instructor : 金多慧（KIM DAHYE）

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Samulnori

Samulnori is a percussion music form that uses four traditional instruments: the k'engari, changgo, puk, and chin. It is characterized by its powerful rhythms and energetic performances, and it evolved from traditional agricultural music into a modern performance style.

Instructor : 兪曉久（YOU HYOGU）

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