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tracks live from Ilmin Museum concerts (grass lullaby) 잔디 자장가

일민 미술관 (Ilmin Museum Seoul)

Title : ButterFly(ver. Kor) - Digimon Adventure Movie ED theme
Artist : Jun, Young-Ho


전영호 - Butterfly(디지몬 어드벤쳐 극장판 ED)

“Greensleeves” is a folk song from England circa the late 16th Century. The lady wears green, so the gentleman clothes all his men in green in chivalrous tribute. He only wants her love, and yet, despite all his favors and his granting of all the lady would crave, she would not love him. He resorts to prayer.

Greensleeves [live at 일민 미술관]

"temper clay" from the film TEMPER CLAY by Sung Hwan Kim.

text from William Shakespeare's KING LEAR arranged by Sung Hwan Kim

What is the cause of thunder?
Thunder Thunder
Howl
Blow
winds and rain
Is there any cause in nature
that makes these hard hearts?
See what breeds about
her heart
Strike
her young bones
From her
derogate
body
never spring a babe to honor her
Old
fond eyes Beweep
this
cause
again
I’ll
pluck ye out And cast you with the waters that you loose To
temper
clay.

temper clay

text by Sung Hwan Kim

a live performance at Ilmin Museum in Seoul, 2013

featuring a quote from Charles Ives' Symphony No. 2

I want my children to be independent
My workers work for me
My surroundings will serve me
Or my surroundings will serve the people Whom my idea wants properly served
When my body starts to operate the way I planned
When my body starts to realize my idea When my body starts to operate the way
I planned
When my body moves to realize just one
idea
I start to think and my body starts to feel Pain
Discomfort
Shame
That my body moves not the way I want it to move
now
But the way that I wanted it to move five minutes ago
That my mouth speaks a speech not what I want it to speak
now
But the way I wanted it to speak a while ago
각주구검 [ gak jju gu geom ] It’s not what I want

각주구검 [gak-jju-gu-geom] my body moves [live at 일민 미술관 Seoul]

Here is the only existing live recording of this work.

O swiftly fading daguerreotype
in my more slowly fading hands

Somebody told me in my dreams
that I was patient
very patient

It was the townsfolk
They gave me advice

The voices at the beginning is Matt Infante.  JiEun Rim was dancing with me and holding the autoharp while I played it.  The text is on a poem by R.M. Rilke.

swiftly fading daguerreotype

for SDB

I thought I'd see you again, but there's no such luck.

no such luck

Based on the Korean gut ritual performed by 김금화 as recorded by 김성환 in 2000.  Song contains a short excerpt of this ritual.  Voice at the beginning is Yoon Jin Kim.

From radio work commissioned by Bayerischer Rundfunk 2 (BR2).  The full work, HOWL BOWEL OWL, is available at the Bayerischer Rundfunk website.

This song is a setting of a lyrical translation of the ritual by Sung Hwan Kim.

What is a mechanical fan?
What does it consist of?
Do fans make noise?
Are the blades in the fan dangerous?
What is fan death?

An electric fan left running overnight
in a closed room
can cause the death of those sleeping inside.

Left running overnight in a closed room
can cause the death of those
sleeping inside.

Sleeping inside.
Can cause the death of those
in a closed room
left running overnight.

Let us out for the breeze outdoor
Let us go out for out there they call 
On black earth stand brighter people 
We will loom over and aid them
Were there a foe in mind you kept 
Let them loose and your love will fall
together
Let us go out for out there they call 
Let us out for the breeze outdoor 
Come follow me
To open the closed gate
to the road y’ll come follow that is raw and long along 
The road you will tread with the big spirit back
You will go and find no end Have you gone —
then you’ll go again
Just come follow me
On this road you walk
stones and rocks are in rooted 
There are thorns in bushes
Climb the mountain 
Tread the water 
Water deep
Water shallow 
Water cold
Water warm 
All is there
If this road wearies you birth strength;
lend courage
Hammer away all hardship 
Win and carry on
See far
Own strength 
Resolve your heart 
Imprint in that heart the path that you tread
￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼￼You must needs walk see high 
You must needs walk think deep
If your eyes are on the front leave them to see your path 
If your eyes are on the side leave those lids closed
You must need knead your mind for your path is high yet so low so low that ‘tis deep
For you will wither after this path 
For you will fall after you wither
but if you wither then spring up
For you will fall more after you spring but if you fall more then spring more
Then you will again fall more.
Then spring up more again and once more
Fall again after your last fall 
Rise again after your last fall
Between these falls appear a place for you to stand
Come this way 
Come away near 
This much here
Catch this well
You must needs catch this well

howl bowel owl

call and response in two tongues

Floating Island 3rd single 'Parade'

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Parade

live at De Nieuwe Kraakgeluiden, Amsterdam; Claire Harvey on guitar strum

fix it up (live)

Dmitri Shostakovich wrote his Symphony No. 2 in B major, Op. 14 and subtitled To October, for the 10th anniversary of the October Revolution. It was first performed by the Leningrad Philharmonic Orchestra and the Academy Capella Choir under Nikolai Malko, on 5 November 1927. After the premiere, Shostakovich made some revisions to the score, and this final version was first played in Moscow later in 1927 under the baton of Konstantin Saradzhev. It was also the first time any version of the work had been played in Moscow.

Dmitri Shostakovich - Waltz No. 2

Mozart - Requiem in D minor Complete Full

This is a song performed live on the occasion of my participation in an exhibition at the Ilmin Museum in Seoul.  The concert was called 잔디 자장가.  This song was originally performed as a part of the in the room series developed with Sung Hwan Kim.

touching heads [live at 일민 미술관]

David Michael DiGregorio is a composer and musician based in New York and Honolulu. His background includes classical and improvised technique on the piano, diverse vocal methods, performance with a gospel choir, electro-acoustic composition, and experimental pop construction.

His discography features albums IN KOREAN WILDS AND VILLAGES (as dogr, 2009), produced by Andi Toma and published by Sonig Records; and two Bayerischer-Rundfunk-2 broadcast commissions with Sung Hwan Kim, HOWL BOWEL OWL (2013) and ONE FROM IN THE ROOM (2010, for which the two won the Karl-
Sczuka-Förderpreis).  

His major concerts include Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven; Pirelli HangarBicocca, Milan; New Museum, New York; Barakat Gallery, Ilmin Museum, and Insa Art Space, Seoul; De Nieuwe Kraakgeluiden and STEIM, Amsterdam; IFFR, Rotterdam; Huis aan de Werf and BAK, Utrecht; the Images Festival, Toronto; Project Arts Centre, Dublin; etablissement d’en face, Brussels. Group concerts include MoMA PS1 and Danspace Project, New York.

Group exhibitions include Small at Galerie Ferdinand van Dieten—d’Eendt, Amsterdam, 2006; BRILLIANT COLLABORATORS at Ilmin Museum, Seoul, 2013; New Habits, CASCO, Utrecht, 2014; and THE SHADOW OF THE BODY OF THE COACHMAN, Kunstsaele, Berlin, 2016. His film, COVER, has been exhibited for the 2022 collection show at Nam June Paik Art Center, Korea. His composition was included in Ari Benjamin Meyers’ Kunsthalle for Music Ensemble at Kunstinstituut Melly (formerly Witte de With), Rotterdam, 2018.

DiGregorio has collaborated since 2006 with Sung Hwan Kim, initially through development of the IN THE ROOM series. Later works include HAIR IS A PIECE OF HEAD, exhibited at the Busan Biennale 2022 and the Hawaiʻi Triennial 2022; the Venice-Biennale-commissioned film LOVE BEFORE BOND, 2017; composition and performance in the operatic experiment 피나는 노력으로 한 [A WOMAN WHOSE HEAD CAME OUT BEFORE HER NAME] (2015), commissioned for the Asian-Arts-Theatre, Gwangju; music for the Tate-Modern-commissioned 2012 film TEMPER CLAY, which has also been shown in an extended installation version at Kim’s solo exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, New York, in 2021. DiGregorio also has collaborated with artists Danai Anesiadou, Rosa Barba, Byungjun Kwon, Martín Lanz Landázuri, Otobong Nkanga, Jewyo Rhii, and Haegue Yang.

http://dogr.org; ig: @dogr_music

각주구검 [gak-jju-gu-geom] my body moves [live at 일민 미술관 Seoul]

David Michael DiGregorio (dogr)