7 notes and another new one

7 notes and another new one

Title7 notes and another new one
CountryKorea
Production CompanyBluedancetheater2
Age restrictionAll rating
Running time50min
VenueYongcheonjiral Theatre
GenreModern dance

5/28(THU) Weekday 19:30

5/29(WED) Weekday 19:30

Complets the dance process on stage


I will visit wherever I can dance.


<8-um (7 notes and another new one)> denotes the vibration originating from the body. This piece of work uses a vibration known as "um," which is also called "note" in English. "Um" is another language that takes into account the duration of the process of dispersing to all areas of the body and coming back to it. This vibration offers us a new way of communicating through our body's senses, one that transcends ordinary words. As a result, the major material in this composition is 8 notes, which lend body to the 7-note scale found in Western classical music. The body's recurring vibrations are linked to sound differences and pitch, which in turn are related to bonds in the community. The choreographer perceives a non-linear temporal relationship rather than one that is linear in one direction.



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Blue Dance Theater 2 aims to popularize dance under the keywords of "everyone enjoys," "appearance," "sympathy," and "communication." We would like to communicate with the public through dance dramas that combine dance, acting, and video. It pursues a "dance together" that can be easily understood and sympathized with modern dance for the first time. It also pursues various domestic and foreign activities centered on "communication and empathy" by bringing the public's consciousness existing in social phenomena to the surface. It aims to visit anywhere that communicates with the public through performances and education and practice and spread the field of culture and arts with the goal of "the dance experience of the entire nation."

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