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Lecture Concert III. Latin Classical Music [Gongju]
Tuesday, August 25, 2026
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All seats 10,000 KRW
Tue(11:00)
1h 20min ยท Ages 7+
Cast: ํ๋์ด, ์ต์ง์ฐ, ๊น์ฑํ, ๊น์ํ, ์๋ฌ
About this show
# Performance Introduction **From Listening to Understanding** The Lecture Concert is an educational concert series that explores a wide range of musical genres โ from Baroque and Romantic classical music to opera, musical theater, Latin classics (tango), and jazz โ through expert commentary and live performance. Each session breaks down the origins, historical background, and signature works of a genre in an engaging and accessible way. Built around well-known, beloved pieces, the series welcomes everyone from first-time listeners to dedicated enthusiasts, offering a rich, layered experience. Four independent yet interconnected performances guide audiences on a natural journey through the vast world of music, helping them feel closer to it in their everyday lives. Complimentary coffee and cookies are provided before the show, making for a truly special morning. --- # Program **The Beginning of Solitude and Passion** Exploring Piazzolla's musical journey as he fused traditional tango with classical music, with a look at the bandoneon โ the instrument known as the "heart of tango." - *Oblivion* - *Adiรณs Nonino* - *Libertango* **The History and Evolution of Tango** Tracing tango's roots in the slums of early 20th-century Argentina, through its golden age, and its rise as a global musical phenomenon. - *Histoire du Tango* โ Piazzolla's History of Tango - I. Bordel 1900 - II. Cafรฉ 1930 - III. Night-club 1960 - IV. Concert d'Aujourd'hui **Piazzolla and the Golden Age of Nuevo Tango** - *Buenos Aires Four Seasons* โ "Invierno Porteรฑo" (Winter) *Program is subject to change.
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