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K-Music Festival 2021

K-Music Festival: Joe Boyd's 'why pansori is such an enthralling art form' talk show

3 Nov 2018 - 4:30pm

Venue:

Purcell Room, Southbank Centre

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Joe Boyd's 'why pansori is such an enthralling art form' talk show

JOE BOYD TALKS PANSORI

The Front Room at the Queen Elizabeth Hall, 4.30pm

FREE

Joe Boyd is a record producer and writer. He worked with Pink Floyd, Nick Drake, Sandy Denny, Richard Thompson, REM, John Martyn, Olivia Chaney, and a host more of the world’s expressive and passionate artists. His enthusiasm for Bulgarian singing is well-known, but now K-Music 2018 is pleased to out him as a secret pansori lover. He says ‘Pansori is as rich and earthy as flamenco or blues, with lyrics that are as poetic as either of those forms’, and before Ahn Sook-Sun’s performance, he will be talking about why pansori is such an enthralling artform.

Admission is free and there’s no advance booking – just come along.

AHN SOOK-SUN will perform pansori 'Heungbo-ga' in Purcell Room at 6pm, after Joe Boyd's talk.

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