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Concerts at the Crossroads – Students of the Organ Department
in 14 hours in 10 minutes
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Doctoral Recital – Solomon Abang, trumpet
in 18 hours in 55 minutes
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Wind Ensemble – Donald McKinney, conductor
in 21 hours in 25 minutes
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Artist Diploma Recital – Aaron Lipsky, clarinet
Oct. 22
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Senior Recital – Evelyn Rohrbach, organ
Oct. 23
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Master's Recital – Hanna Lee, collaborative piano
Oct. 23
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Doctoral Recital – Chin-Pei Tso, violin
Oct. 23
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Master's Recital – Konstantinos Alexopoulos, orchestral conducting
Oct. 23
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Conductors Orchestra – Konstantinos Alexopoulos, conductor (Master's Recital)
Oct. 23
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Voice Studio Recital – Students of Kelly Markgraf
Oct. 23
SNU 2026 Global Exchange Project Founded in 1959, the Department of Korean Music at Seoul National University has led the advancement of Korean music through education, performance, and research. The program offers students specializations including traditional Korean instruments, composition, theory, and conducting. This year, as it approaches its 70th anniversary, the department is working to expand international exchange projects and strengthen its role as a global hub for Korean music. As part of that effort, SNU has brought traditional Korean music to Indiana, including the February 23 performance at Indiana University and a performance on February 20 at Purdue University.Workshop and Booth Sessions:2:30 PM – 3:00 PM: Introduction to Korean Traditional Instruments 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM:Concurrent Booth Sessions:(A) Instrument Booth: Hands-on experience with String, Wind, and Percussion instruments. (B) Ornament Booth(C) Costume Booth: Hanbok experience and photowall (D) Exhibition Booth: Display of printouts and extra instruments