Violin Recital meet Ihsang Yun

Born in Korea during the Japanese occupation in 1917, Izuwa Yun lived a tumultuous life, dying in Berlin, Germany in 1995.
He studied music in Osaka and later taught many Japanese composers, including Toshio Hosokawa, at the Berlin University of the Arts, and was a composer who had a great influence on the Japanese music world in the 20th century.
This concert will feature all of Yun's solo violin pieces as well as musical works by composers associated with him.
Western music could not be ignored, nor was it ignored by Asian musicians in the 20th century, when Western music entered Asian countries in earnest, and they were fascinated by Western music. Among them.
"In what form and with what significance can Easterners create and perform Western music?" Yun I Sang has found the answer to this question in his own music.
To enjoy the world of sound that he created in the midst of his tumultuous life will lead you to reflect on various issues and ideas of 20th century society.

Before and after the performance, the player will give a commentary on Yun's life and his music.
Please enjoy the music of Yun, the founder of the fusion of Eastern and Western music, and the music of Japanese composers who were influenced by his music and established their own identity.

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