HAEPAARY
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- HAEPAARY are a Korean electronic band formed in Seoul in 2019 by Choi HyeWon(instrument) and Park MinHee(vocal).
- HAEPAARY have firm background of tradition music over a decade.
- The first works of HAEPAARY had long history, composed and written by King Sejong in the 15th Century.
- HAEPAARY arranged its context and added a touch of Techno and Ambient.
Singles[edit]
- 2021.01.29 Debut single A Shining Warrior - A Heartfelt Joy("소무-독경")
Performances[edit]
- 2020.12.24 Asia Culture Center, World Music Festival
- 2020.11.22 Centers (Abridged)
- 2020.09.12 Senggi studio Unabridged 10 pieces
- 2020.09.04 Senggi studio (Teaser)
- 2020.08.21 Ilmin Museum of Art "A Shining Warrior"(소무)
- 2020.07.17 Korean Traditional Performing Arts Foundation "YongShin-HeeMoon"(영신-희문)
- 2020.07.17 Korean Traditional Performing Arts Foundation "HyongGha"(형가)
- 2020.04.26 Namsangol Hanok Village (Abridged)
- 2020.04.21 Namsangol Hanok Village (Teaser)
- 2019.09.28 Namsangol Hanok Village, BynShinShul(Abridged)
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HAEPAARY[edit]
- HAEPAARY are a Korean electronic band formed in Seoul in 2019 by Choi HyeWon(instrument) and Park MinHee(vocal).
- HAEPAARY have firm background of tradition music over a decade.
- The first works of HAEPAARY had long history, composed and written by King Sejong in the 15th Century.
- HAEPAARY arranged its context and added a touch of Techno and Ambient.
Singles[edit]
- 2021.01.29 Debut single A Shining Warrior - A Heartfelt Joy("소무-독경")
Performances[edit]
- 2020.12.24 Asia Culture Center, World Music Festival
- 2020.11.22 Centers (Abridged)
- 2020.09.12 Senggi studio Unabridged 10 pieces
- 2020.09.04 Senggi studio (Teaser)
- 2020.08.21 Ilmin Museum of Art "A Shining Warrior"(소무)
- 2020.07.17 Korean Traditional Performing Arts Foundation "YongShin-HeeMoon"(영신-희문)
- 2020.07.17 Korean Traditional Performing Arts Foundation "HyongGha"(형가)
- 2020.04.26 Namsangol Hanok Village (Abridged)
- 2020.04.21 Namsangol Hanok Village (Teaser)
- 2019.09.28 Namsangol Hanok Village, BynShinShul(Abridged)
Links[edit]
References[edit]
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