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Three Bolero

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Three Bolero
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Title Three Bolero
Date 2017-06-02 ~ 2017-06-04
Time 20:00 on weekdays, 15:00 on weekends
Venue Arts Center CJ Towol Theater
Price R 50,000won / S 30,000won / A 20,000won
Age Group Elementary school students and above
Contact 02-3472-1400
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“I have written only one masterpiece. That is 《Bolero》.
Unfortunately, it contains no music.” - Maurice Ravel

Three choreographers, Kim Yong-geol, Kim Seoljin, and Kim Bo-ram, are each presenting a unique piece with different musical scales and arrangements of Ravel’s ‘Bolero’, which has ceaselessly imbued imagination and inspiration to choreographers. Korea National Contemporary Dance Company’s first new creation of 2017, , will be performed for three days from June 2 to 4, at Seoul Arts Center CJ Towol Theater.

KNCDC’s first new creation of 2017 is composed of works by three choreographers who are currently receiving the most attention in the dance scene. Kim Yong-geol is a ballet star who has revived the popularity for Korean ballet, and has shown remarkable achievement moving from National Ballet to Paris Opera Ballet, dancing as a solist and the first Korean dancer ever to enter the world-class company. Kim Seoljin is a dancer with the biggest fandom after winning in and arousing a contemporary dance syndrome in Korea. He currently working with Peeping Tom, a major dance company in Belgium, the strongest nation in contemporary dance. Kim Bo-ram is the artistic director and choreographer of Ambiguous Dance Company, a resident dance company in Ansan Arts Center, and takes his place as one of the most popular contemporary dancers with his witty and dynamic choreography.

 
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Kim, Yonggeol

Kim Yong-geol’s , the elaboration of choreography dealing with beats & the crescendo of the original
choreographed by Kim Yong-geol is composed of over 20 phrases, with combinations of various movements over the base of classical ballet. This piece is impressive of the large-scale group dance compared to the other two, and explodes with a curious energy through the four repeated rhythms of the original music, maximizing the harmony in the configuration and reconstruction of movements. After the premier in 2016, this performance of shows further details of movements and elaboration of group dance, along with a live orchestra performance of 85 players from Suwon Philharmonic Orchestra and 37 dancers, building the organizational quality of the large-scale work.

 
 
 
 

김설진

Kim, Seol Jin

Kim Seoljin’s , the texture of mutants and breakaways
In choreographer’s note, Kim Seoljin says, “Music is no longer numbers to me. I’m no longer interested in analyzing the form and time. I’m curious of the textures that love, the character, or the situation has, and I’m more interested in how I can develop them onto the stage. I didn’t want to force any social idea or philosophical message into it, either.” He casts a question to the audience, “Wouldn’t deconstructing and tearing down Bolero be really making Bolero?”
Jeong Jong-im and Choi Hye-won of LIVETOTHE;, who are in charge of music, are preparing the music by collecting sounds from everyday life and expanding them into the rhythm of Bolero, in order to rebuild Bolero from its deconstruction. Dancers from the company ‘Mover’, where Kim Seoljin is the director, bring up the quality of the stage.

 
 
 

김보람

Kim, Boram

Kim Bo-ram’s , Bolero of deconstruction and reassembly
Choreographer Kim Bo-ram approaches the human “origin of expressions” through this piece. For this, he rules out any typical interpretation of the music, decomposing and reassembling the melodies and rhythms unique to ‘Bolero’. Through the ‘Bolero’ transformed by Park Yong-bin, participating in the rearrangement of the music, dancers focus their bodies to the music and bring out their interior movements to complete . On the borders of deconstructed rhythms played by Suwon Philharmonic Orchestra, the dancers of ‘Ambiguous Dance Company’ led by Kim Bo-ram present a spectacular stage.

 

 

 

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