Trotto-Dance Music of the Jongleurs in Medieval Italy (15C) Clara Song, a Korean musician with her student played a piece of medieval dance music of jongleurs (15C Italy) who were wandering minstrels …More
Trotto-Dance Music of the Jongleurs in Medieval Italy (15C)
Clara Song, a Korean musician with her student played a piece of medieval dance music of jongleurs (15C Italy) who were wandering minstrels in medieval Europe.
The place of the performance was the Catholic Church of Jungrim-dong, Seoul Archdiocese. The Church used to be called "Yak-Hyeon" Church and established as the second parish after Myeong-dong on Nov. 9, 1891. This Church was built on the hill where people can have a better view over Seosomun, a place of martyrdom in Seoul. The Church finished its construction in 1895 and still retain its traditional architecture.
Clara Song, a Korean musician with her student played a piece of medieval dance music of jongleurs (15C Italy) who were wandering minstrels in medieval Europe.
The place of the performance was the Catholic Church of Jungrim-dong, Seoul Archdiocese. The Church used to be called "Yak-Hyeon" Church and established as the second parish after Myeong-dong on Nov. 9, 1891. This Church was built on the hill where people can have a better view over Seosomun, a place of martyrdom in Seoul. The Church finished its construction in 1895 and still retain its traditional architecture.
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