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Following the groundbreaking success of their first collaboration in 2006 at the Sydney Opera House, concert pianist Michelle Park and dancer Professor Hong Soon Mi reunite for "Karma III". This second installment promises an extraordinary fusion of music and dance, where the ethereal sounds of the piano meld seamlessly with the fluidity and grace of contemporary dance.
Michelle Park, renowned for her virtuosity and emotive playing, will captivate audiences with a selection of pieces from the great Romantics. Professor Hong Soon Mi, an acclaimed dancer and choreographer, brings her unique vision and expressive choreography to the stage. Her performances are known for their emotional depth and innovative movement, captivating audiences and critics alike.
"Karma III" continues the narrative from their first concert, exploring themes of destiny, transformation, and the cyclical nature of life. The synergy between Park’s pianistic brilliance and Hong’s choreographic mastery creates a transcendent experience that pushes the boundaries of traditional performance art.
In addition to the main performers, "Karma III" will feature special guest performances by award-winning students who have excelled in various competitions. These young talents will showcase their exceptional skills and passion for music. The evening will also include a captivating performance by guest tango dancers, adding a vibrant and dynamic element to the program.
Join us for an evening where music and dance converge to create a mesmerizing and unforgettable journey.
Venue
Verbrugghen Hall @ Sydney Conservatorium of Music, Macquarie Street, Sydney
Price
25-45
Bookings
Through sydney.edu website
