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| 10:00am |
Traditional Farmer's Harvest Music |
| 10:15am |
Fan Dance |
| 10:21am |
Uttari Nongak |
| 10:31am |
Folk Song |
| 10:37am |
Student Scholarship Awards Presentation |
| 10:42am |
The Scholar Dance |
| 10:47am |
Taekwondo (Korean Martial Arts) Presentation |
| 11:17am |
The Hand Drum Dance |
| 11:22am |
Hula |
| 11:50am | Royal Hawaiian Band |
| 12:20pm |
Opening Ceremonies & Entrepeneur of the Year Presentation |
| 12:45pm |
Court Dances |
| 1:00pm |
Latin Dances |
| 1:15pm |
Korean Dances |
| 1:31pm |
Jazz & Hip Hop |
| 1:45pm |
Kim Chi Eating Contest |
| 2:11pm |
Welcome Remarks |
| 2:16pm |
BYU Korean Music |
| 2:26pm |
Martial Arts Presentation |
| 2:56pm |
Local Korean Dance Groups |
| 4:10pm |
Chung Hwa Ja Kayagum Institute |
| 4:40pm |
Samul Gwang Dae Group |
| 5:30pm |
Korean Song Contest |
| 7:00pm |
Award-Winning Korean Pop Star |
Kim Se Hwan
The Korean Life Culture Association performs a number of different dances including the Cha-Cha, Rumba, Samba, Pasadoble, Jive, Jazz and Hip-Hop to share contemporary dance and good will with their audiences throughout Korea and around the world.
The members of Samul Gwang Dae Group
have known each other from childhood and began playing together
from an early age. In 1988 they joined Kim Duk-su's Samulnori
Hanullim while in high school and from then on became known as
the Samul Gwang Dae. Global performers, they are making their
Hawaii debut at the Festival.
Aju P'ongsang Suwon Institute won the first place award for traditional dance at the Kangnam Cultural Center in Seoul last year. These Korean housewives perpetuate traditional Korean culture in Suwon, and derive much personal enjoyment as well. They perform the following dances: Puchae Chum (fan dance), Minyo Chum (folk song dance), Heung Chum (small hand drum dance) and Hairyang-mu (scholar's dance).
Chung Hwa of Chung Hwa Ja Kayagum Institute is an award-winning performer who also teaches at Namwon Traditional Art High School. Her performance of the Suk Dae Mori tells a famous Korean love story. In Honam-ga, she brings alive a poem of the Yi dynasty describing the Honam scenery. Chindo Arirang takes the audience to the Chindo province, and Sae Taryong describes the singing of many different birds.
The Society for Research of Jeongjae strives to perpetuate the
interest in Jeongjae, a beloved Korean court dance. The Korean National Folk Museum has invited the group to perform at its events, and they have performed at historic Korean palaces, at the concert celebration for the Korean empress Hyegyeong's sixtieth birthday and at a celebration for cultural icon, Kim Chang-Ha, a court dance master in the late Joseon Dynasty.
Pochun Manwol Samulnori
is the enthusiastic amateur performing troupe that studies with Kim Han Bok of the Samul Gwang Dae Group. Their talent and love for
performing has taken them from stages in their hometown of Pochun to Hawaii and beyond.
