Evocation "Mon-nee-Joh" (Hye-Young Cho) University of Missouri Ars Nova Singers скачать в хорошем качестве

Evocation "Mon-nee-Joh" (Hye-Young Cho) University of Missouri Ars Nova Singers

The University of Missouri Ars Nova Singers singing Evocation "Mon-nee-Joh" by Hye-Young Cho as part of the University's Art and Music collaboration on March 7, 2024. Conducted by Bomi Kim Collaborative Pianists: Jin Hong Yoo The art presented at the beginning of the video is: Hair Ornament, Korean, Late 19th– early 20th century, Jade and gold, Gift of Prof. Jerry Berneche and his wife Joanne Zucco Berneche (2016.4)   Jade Hair Ornament The Binyeo (Bi-nyeo) is a traditional Korean ornamental hairpin that varies in material, shape, and color. In traditional society, married women used it to secure their hair styled in place and it was believed to carry a special spell reflecting the wearer's soul. Initially worn by both genders, it became exclusive to women after the Joseon (jow·see·uhn) Dynasty and was often gifted by grooms as a symbol of love. Paired with “Evocation,” So-wol Kim’s poem reflects on the pain of lost love, and the passage of time. The music describes the unforgettable beautiful memory of the past love with linear melody and colorful harmony.