Daorum featured in Video about Lincoln Center, NY

Daorum at the Lincoln Centre, New York City
A still from the video, from left to right | Bae Il Dong, Kim Dong Won, Phil Slater, Simon Barker

Korean Australian collaboration Daorum has been featured in a video narrative about the Lincoln Centre. Michal Shapiro, the writer of the Huffington Post article and responsible for the video says, “This was initially going to be a performance posting about the Korean-Australian ensemble, Daorum, which is a fascinating project involving Korean Pansori traditions and modern jazz improvisation”

So enthralled was she by the Lincoln Center itself that she expanded her story.

At about 4 minutes 20 seconds in, Bill Bragin, Director of Public Programming at the Lincoln Center “I was in Korea, at an Art Market and I saw the film, Intangible Asset Number 82, loved the film and then saw just a ten minute acoustic performance by Simon Barker and Bae Il Dong the Pansori singer and just fell in love with the project.”

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Author: Miriam

Miriam Zolin is a writer who enjoys jazz and improvised music. She was the founding editor of AustralianJazz.net, and was also responsible for publishing the extempore journal, and books by John Clare, Geoff Page and Allan Browne.