Jungyoon Wie

Han

$65.00

Duration: 26'

Instrumentation: String Quartet

Delivery Method: Physical Delivery
Performance Materials: Score and Parts

The Korean term han originates from the Sinitic-language hen conveying pity and regret. This Chinese character amalgamates two different characters, one that denotes the mind and the other the state of limitation or stagnancy. This idea of impasse in one’s mind is central to the concept of han in Korea, a feeling of un-resolved anger, grief, and regret that has been prolonged and accumulated over time. It has been identified that han, like trauma, suffers from its delayed manifestation which results in its ambivalent, paradoxical, and transgenerational quality.

 

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134-009.01-SP
Delivery Method: Physical Delivery
Performance Materials: Score and Parts

About the Work

Duration: 26'

Movements:
I. Saeya, Saeya, Parang Saeya
II. Pansori
III. Sanjo
IV. Mu
V. Maum

Instrumentation: String Quartet

The Korean term han originates from the Sinitic-language hen conveying pity and regret. This Chinese character amalgamates two different characters, one that denotes the mind and the other the state of limitation or stagnancy. This idea of impasse in one’s mind is central to the concept of han in Korea, a feeling of un-resolved anger, grief, and regret that has been prolonged and accumulated over time. It has been identified that han, like trauma, suffers from its delayed manifestation which results in its ambivalent, paradoxical, and transgenerational quality.

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