Sept. 23, 2026
College of Music

Guest Artist Recital

Eunsun Jung, Gayageum and Seojin Kim, Percussion

Close-up of a musician’s hand playing a gayageum, a traditional Korean string instrument.

Award-winning gayageum virtuoso Eunsun “Sunny” Jung and distinguished Korean traditional percussionist Seojin Kim join forces for "Sounding Korean Music," a dynamic program showcasing the breadth of Korean traditional music. 

A graduate of Seoul National University, Jung has performed at the Kennedy Center, the Philadelphia Museum of Art and Symphony Space, bringing the gayageum to audiences across Europe, Asia and the United States. Kim, a graduate of the Korea National University of Arts with extensive experience at the National Gugak Center and National Gugak Orchestra, has performed and taught throughout Asia and North America. Together, they explore the refined lyricism of pungnyu, the rhythmic vitality and improvisatory spirit of sanjo and the expanding possibilities of newly composed works. 

The artists will also be joined by CU Boulder faculty members Stephanie Choi and Suyeon Kim for a special collaborative performance. The concert reveals Korean traditional music as both a deeply rooted artistic practice and a vibrant, continually transforming contemporary form.

This concert is presented as part of an artist residency supported by the CU Boulder Center for Humanities & the Arts, the CU Boulder Center for Asian Studies, the Roser Visiting Artist Endowment and the College of Music.

Performances

Sept. 23, 2026 . 7:30 p.m.
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Running Time: 1h 15m

Intermission: No

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Running Time: 1h 15m

Intermission: No

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