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Dream of the King is the visual interpretation of the opening track from Ron Korb’s Global Canvas album. The piece draws inspiration from the Korean legend of the "Manpasikjeok", the mystical bamboo flute known as “the flute that can calm 10,000 waves.” The story begins in 681 AD with the death of King Munmu of the Korean Silla kingdom. On his deathbed, the king requested that his ashes be scattered in the sea where the whales live, so he can become a dragon and protect his people. Later, his son King Simun was visited by the apparition of his father in a dream, who advised him to create a sacred bamboo flute that would bring peace to everything under the sky. When Simun awoke, he sailed to the temple he had built in his father’s honour. There, on the mountain, grew a mystical bamboo tree that split apart and fused back together each day. From this miraculous stalk, Simun crafted the Manpasikjeok flute. Its music had the power to calm the seas, prevent disasters, heal illness, and drive back enemy armies—earning its name as “the flute that can calm 10,000 waves.” Film Credits: Directed & Animated by bekky O’Neil Composed & Produced by Ron Korb Ron Korb: bamboo flute, bass flute Sharlene Wallace: Celtic Harp Margaret Maria: cello Jeff Alan Greenway: piano George Koller: acoustic bass John Taewook Lee: janggu, buk Sound mix: Gary Honess Additonal mixing by Mateo Palmisano Recorded at Kuhl Muzik Toronto, Canada Mastering by Ryoji Hata - Sound Essence NYC Production Interns: Augustin Maldonado De La Torre Benjamin Ayanbamiji, Joshua Lopes Special thanks to FACTOR. This project has been made possible in part by the Government of Canada.