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Be-Being
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Be-Being is a project group established by seven musicians in Korea in 2007, who have collaborated for dozen years in various genres including popular music(Uhuhboo Project),modern dance(Enu-MiAhn’s Modern Dance),Korean traditional music(Gayageum Ensamble Sagye),and film score(Young-Gyu Jang’s Film Music). The members of Be-Being work in diverse fields of music: Young-Gyu Jang is a famous composer across experimental and popular arts; Won-Il Na, Ji-Yeon Koh, and Joon-il Choi, are respected musicians in Korean traditional music scene; and Young-Hoon Oh is a prestigious sound engineer in Korea. They come together under the name of Be-Being in order to experiment with Korean traditional music and visual arts in perspective of contemporary art and culture. Selectively developing and integrating Korean traditional music and other musical legacies, Be-Being avoids conventional musical practices and creates a new form of music, which is organized with dance, video, and drama into a synthetic and interdisciplinary art form, a sort of total art based on Korean traditional music and visual arts.
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