Team Motive Vol. I: Motive On (Question and Answer) [Daejeon]

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# PROGRAM ## Stage I **Intro — "Gleam" for Percussion and Film** *Composed & Film by Park Sora | Percussion: Jo Hyejin* *gleam (v.) — to shine faintly* **Q.1 — "Noch Stille?" for Classical Guitar** *Composed by Park Sora | Guitar: Yoon Eojin* *"Are you still quiet?"* **A.1 — "sturm#ruhe" for 6 Instruments** *Composed by Lee Jungah | Ensemble unitedberlin* *Sturm means "storm" and Ruhe means "stillness" in German — this piece captures a state where both exist simultaneously. Different instruments embody storm and stillness in each section, and an unease born from the crossing of time unfolds throughout.* **Q.2 — "Is this still mysticism or just a chord?" for Piano** *Composed by Park Sora | Piano: Song Hyeju* *What was once a sound that seemed to open the doors of the universe — a revelation of light and sensation — has since been analyzed, named, and reduced to an explainable structure.* **A.2 — "Flowing Beginning, Remaining Season" for Haegeum and Piano** *Composed by Kim Hyowon | Haegeum: Kim Seoha | Piano: Kim Irae* *Rooted in the concept of "ON" as a beginning, the piece starts with a contemporary rhythm that gradually opens into the breathing of Korean traditional music. Rather than existing as separate spaces in time, the two flow together into a single moment — a season that lingers. Even after the sound ends, an emotional resonance remains.* **Q.3 — "At the edge of darkness / the breath brightens first / the light is still far" for Mezzo-Soprano and Double Bass** *Composed by Park Sora | Mezzo-Soprano: Kim Hyeyoung | Double Bass: Lee Geunseung* *A moment of waiting for a light that has not yet arrived.* **A.3 — "Where the Light Stayed" for Baritone, Oboe, Cello, and Piano** *Composed by Jung Eunyoung | Baritone: Kim Daein | Oboe: Kim Jaeyun | Cello: Kim Hyungki | Piano: Kim Suji* *A light that was switched on too soon. Lit before anything was ready, it trembled and seemed to disappear — yet it never truly

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