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Three Contemporary Korean Sijo Music by Teddy Niedermaier at Rush Hour Concert

Contemporary Classical Music based on Sijo - composed by Teddy Niedermaier Three Korean Sijo - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Teddy Niedermaier based on sijo by Yi Myung-han, Hwang Chin-i, and Yang Sa-un Yunji Shim, soprano Jennifer Woodrum, clarinet Herine Coetzee Koschak, cello Sijo Poetry and Music at Rush Hour Concerts - view all performances: Playlist:    • 2019 Rush Hour Concert   Recorded at Sijo Poetry and Music at Rush Hour Concerts July 30, 2019, Chicago Sijo Poetry and Music was sponsored by the Poetry Foundation and the Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in Chicago, and organized by Rush Hour Concerts and the Sejong Cultural Society. This program was created by the Sejong Cultural Society. Video & audio recording & editing: Won Jung Park Audio Engineer: Mary Mazurek http://www.SejongCulturalSociety.org ----------------------------------------------------------- THREE KOREAN SIJO If on the pathways of dreams a footprint could leave a mark, The road by your window though rough with rocks, would soon wear smooth. But in dreams paths take no footprints. I mourn the more for that. ~ Yi Myung-han (1595-1645) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Jade Green Stream, don't boast so proud of your easy passing through these blue hills. Once you have reached the broad sea, to return again will be hard. While the Bright Moon fills these empty hills, why not pause ? Then go on, if you will. ~ Hwang Chin-i (1506-1544) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Soaring high though a mountain may be, it is a mere mound beneath the Heavens Climb and climb, and no summit cannot be reached Yet the people stay at its base— they say the mountain is too high. ~ Yang Sa-eun (1517-1584) COMPOSER - Dr. TEDDY NIEDERMAIER is an Associate Professor of Core Mu sic Studies at Roosevelt University in Chicago. He previously taught music theory at the Oberlin Conservatory, and has served on the faculty at the European American Musical Alliance summer program in Paris since 2006. Dr. Niedermaier completed a Doctor of Music degree in Music Composition in 2010 from Indiana University, where he studied with Claude Baker and David Dzubay. He earned two degrees in Music Composition (Master of Music and Bachelor of Music) from the Juilliard School as a student of John Corigliano, Samuel Adler, and Robert Beaser. For more information, please visit www.teddycomposer.com. ver: mm