Tickets Still Available for ‘Tea Music [Da’ak]’

If you have yet to book a spot for tomorrow’s (Tuesday, Oct 6) free performances of “Tea Music [Da’ak]” at Namsan Gugakdang (5pm, 8pm), don’t worry: there are still plenty of seats available. In fact, for the 5pm performance, you don't even need to reserve a spot --- just show up at the gate and you're in (you still need to reserve a spot for the 8pm performance, however). The Korean Creative Music Society’s “Tea Music [Da'ak]” --- organized by Seoul Selection to mark the upcoming release of its "Seoul Selection Guides: Seoul" guidebook --- explores the intricate relationship between Korean music and the ancient art of tea-brewing. It is inspired by the affection for tea in traditional and contemporary worlds, and introduces a new form of Korean traditional aesthetic in the 21st century. As a bonus, we’ll be handing out complimentary copies of SEOUL, Seoul Selection’s monthly travel magazine. CDs of the music and copies of Brother Anthony of Taize and Hong Kyeong-hee's “The Korean Way of Tea” will be available for purchase, too. If you’d like to reserve a seat, send an email to director@seoulselection.com --- include your name, the number of members in your party and the time of the performance you wish to see.