Traditional Music at Seoul Palaces and Jongmyo Shrine

‘Traditional Music at Palace,’ a series of performances representing royal music of the Joseon Dynasty, artistic music of the classical scholars and modern fusion music, is set to take place at major Seoul landmarks between May and June. The royal court music and dance once performed at royal parties and banquets will be presented at Gyeongbokgung Palace. Members of the National Center Korean Traditional Performing Arts are staging artistic and folk music at Changdeokgung Palace, while an exciting and harmonious world music and Korean fusion music crossover is featured at Deoksugung Palace. Finally, Jongmyo Jeryeak, an elaborate dance to the ancient court music, is also demonstrated at Jongmyo Shrine. There is no additional fee, other than the admission fee, to see the performances.

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☞ Period, Time & Venue
Gyeongbokgung Palace Performance
June 5–June 26 / Sundays at 14:00, 16:00 / Sujeongjeon Hall (수정전)

Changdeokgung Palace Performance
May 8–June 26 / Sundays at 11:00, 15:00 / Nakseonjae (낙선재)

Deoksugung Palace Performance
May 21–June 25 / Saturdays at 16:00 (May), 19:00 (June) / Jeonggwanheon (정관헌)

Jongmyo Shrine Performance
May 7–June 25 / Saturdays at 10:00 / Jaegung (재궁)

☞ Admission fees
Gyeongbokgung Palace and Changdeokgung Palace
- Adults (ages 19 and over): 3,000 won
- Youths (ages 7-19): 1,500 won
Deoksugung Palace and Jongmyo Shrine
- Adults (ages 19 and over): 1,000 won
- Youths (ages 7-19): 500 won

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