Festival Programme
09:50 Entry
10:00 Opening Ceremony
10:30 Ceremonial Parade of British Korean War Veterans
10:50 Gilnori (Samulnori genre) performed by Hanaldarae team to pronounce the start of the festival and pray for a successful festival
11:00 A series of traditional Korean dance performed by Jun Soon Hee’s dance team from SeoKyeong University
- Puchae Chum (Fan dance) : this dance is performed by a trooup of women with folding fans. The dancers open and close the fans with a smile to a flowing rhythm.
- Kyobangcheong Chum : A combination of music, song and dance as a whole to express interior aestheticism of the spirit of the ancestors.
- Bisang (taking-off) : display of a crane flying sky-high at its pleasure.
11:25 Harmony of Kayagum and guitar played by Ji-Eun Jung & Sung-Min Jun
- Short SanJo (Kayagum Solo)
- Amazing Grace (Kayagum Solo)
- Arirang (Kayagum & Guitar Duet)
Profile of Ji-Eun Jung
1994 graduated from Ewha Womans University
1998 Master’s degree at Dongguk Graduate School of Culture & Art
Inheritor of intangible national cultural asset No. 23, Juk Pa Kim
Profile of Sung-Min Jun
Graduated from Yonsei University
Studying journalism at London College UCK
Won a gold prize at the 3rd CCM Festival
11:35 Further performance by Jun Soon Hee’s dance team
- Taepyongmoo – As a traditional dance praying for a reign of peace choreographed by Sung-Joon Han in 1983 and it is an intangible national cultural asset No. 92.
11:45 Further performance by Ji-Eun Jung & Sung-Min Jun
- Variation of DoRaJi (Kayagum Solo)
- Cannon Variation (Kayagum & Guitar Duet)
- Pop song – ‘Let it be’ (Kayagum & Guitar Duet)
11:55 Further performance by Jun Soon Hee’s dance team
- Ipsori : main principle underlying the movement of traditional Korean dance to display enchanting and fascinating body movements with elegance and to demonstrate female aesthetics and pulse in the olden days .
12:05 Demonstration of Korean Traditional Musical Instruments by Hanaldarae team (for VIPs)
12:15 Puk Chum (Drum dance) performed by Jun Soon Hee’s dacne team
- Mut, Heung and Sinmyoung (Taste, Pleasure and enthusiasm) : Puk is a traditional Korean percussion instrument to display determination to discard disorder and evil with clean mind and body and to create perfect pleasure and excitement with impromptu dancing movements
12:25 Raffles drawing / Arm Wrestling competition (Man and Women)
Raffle prizes include an air ticket return to Korea.
Arm wrestling competition starts at Post 9 on the Festival ground.
12:35 Traditional Korean Dance ‘Sanjo’ performed by Sun-Hee Park
12:40 Modern Dance by the youths
- Girlshiphop
by Seung-Hye Nam, Yu-Ri Kim, Ha-Lim Yang, Youn-Joo Lee
- B-boy and popping performance
by Min-Jong Choi, Yu-Ri Kim, Seung-Yeop Ma, Jun-Ho Kim, Na-Dan Oh, Yo-Han Ahn, Sabastan(British), Trun(Chinese), Jung-Taek Oh, Jae-Eun Lee
12:55 Taekwondo demonstration (Korean martial art) by Cho’s Taewondo School
13:25 Combined performance by football Freestylers including Mr Hee-Yong Woo, John Farnworth, Abbas, Danportrait, Mike Delaney, Kebeshigirder, Nam, Delaneyairborne
13:55 Hapgido Demonstration by School Korean Martial Arts & Dukmoo Academy
HAPKIDO is a uniquely comprehensive ancient Korean art that is gaining a huge following around the world as an incredibly practical self-defence system.
14:15 Joint parade of British Korean War Veterans and performance teams
14:30 Further performance by Jun Soon Hee’s Dance Team
- Korean Fan Dance
- KyoBangCheongChum
- BiSang (taking-off)
14:55 Samulnori Performance by Hanaldarae
15:05 Further performance by Jun Soon Hee’s Dance Team
- Taepyongmoo
Jeon Soon Hee Traditional Dance Troupe with Traditional and Creative Dances and
percussion instruments, not only has tried to pave the way for Dance&Art industry in Korea but also promote Korea and korean traditional dance in the world. And JSH TDS whose main purpose is to preserve korean traditional culture is also participating in the 31st International Folkoristic Salland Festival(Raalte Netherlands) on behalf of Korea.
15:15 Further performance by Ji-Eun Jung & Sung-Min Jun
- Variation of DoRaJi(Kayagum Solo)
- Cannon Variation (Kayagum & Guitar Duet)
- Let it be (Kayagum & Guitar Duet)
- Amazing Grace (Kayagum Solo)
- Arirang (Kayagum & Guitar Duet)
15:30 Further performance by Jun Soon Hee’s Dance Team
- IpSoRi
15:40 Further Demonstration of Korean Traditional Musical Instruments by Hanaldarae team and London Sowas (for audience)
15:50 Further performance by Jun Soon Hee’s Dance Team
- Mut, Heung and Sinmyoung (Taste, Pleasure and enthusiasm)
16:00 Samulnori performance by Sowas
- It is performed by British students from London SOWAS University in London
16:10 Demonstration of Traditional Korean wedding
16:40 Girl’s hiphop
by Seung-Hye Nam, Yu-Ri Kim, Ha-Lim Yang, Youn-Joo Lee
B-boy and popping performance
by Min-Jong Choi, Yu-Ri Kim, Seung-Yeop Ma, Jun-Ho Kim, Na-Dan Oh, Yo-Han Ahn, Sabastan(British), Trun(Chinese), Jung-Taek Oh, Jae-Eun Lee
16:55 Arm Wrestling Semifinal / Final & Awards
17:25 Daedongnori with hand-in-hand & joint tug of war
18:00 Awards for ‘The King of Kimchi’ & raffles drawing
Awards for record-breaking in Traditional Korean gameplaying)
“See you next year”
Special Programme
The following programmes are open to anyone who wishes to participate at will. Winners are awarded a plenty of prizes.
1. ‘Record-breaking’ challenges in Traditional Korean game-playing
- Score cards will be distributed on each game ground/each game post.
- Continues between 14:00~17:00.
- Score cards should be gathered from each game post and submitted altogether to the main office by the Festival main stage.
Types of game
post 1 : Jegichagi
post 2 : Dalgona
post 3 : Biseokchigi
post 4 : Gongginori
post 5 : Nultuigi
post 6 : Gonu
post 7 : Yut Dunjigi
post 8 : Ddakji Duijipgi
2. ‘King of the arm wrestling’
- The tournaments are carried out for Men and Women.
- Final and semi-finals will take place on the main stage.
- Entry applications should be made between 10:00 and 11.00
- Qualifying games start from 12:30 and Semi-finals & final from 16:55
- Qualifying games at Post 9 and Semi-finals & final at the main stage.
3. ‘The Best Kim-Chi’ competition (Kim-Chi is the pickled vegetables in Korean style)
- Restaurant businesses and individuals can participate.
- Anyone who wishs to join should prepare Kim-Chi in a designated container provided in Korean Residents Society office from 14:00, 20thJune.
- The prepared container should be returned before 11:00 am on the Festival
- Evaluation team will pick up a winner and announce with an award at 18:00 at the main stage.
- The winner will be published through Korean Residents Society News.
Prizes (sponsored by Korean National Agricultural Co-operative Federation)
2007 King of Kim-Chi : a testimonial and a prize
Delicious Kim-Chi : a testimonial and a prize
Pretty Kim-Chi : a testimonial and a prize
Fusion Kim-Chi : a testimonial and a prize
Fondant Kim-Chi : a testimonial and a prize
4. Demonstration of how to make Kim-Chi
- At the booth of Korean National Agricultural Cooperative Federation, participants can have a chance to make Kim-Chi. This event is held twice (12:30, 15:30)
- supervised by the chef, Jin Seok of Rose Garden Korean restaurant.
5. Photographing sessions
- Photographs with a bride and a groom in traditional Korean costumes, and Hodori and Hosuni
- Premiership 2007 winners’ Trophy will be displayed (sponsored by Manchester United Football Club) at the booth of Barclays Bank. Pictures can be taken at the Trophy.
6. Raffles drawing
- Everyone must purchase at least one raffle at the entrances in order to enter the Festival ground. Each raffle costs £1.00.
- Raffles drawings will take place at the main stage at 12:45 and 18:00.
- Prizes include an airline return ticket to Korea, TV, mobile phones, digital camera, etc.
