The Korean band “Tamte” played the strings of hope at the Museum of Civilization, where music lovers from different cultures gathered to enjoy a distinctive artistic performance that reflects the spirit of diversity and innovation in Korean arts. The band presented a group of melodies that captivated hearts and embodied hope in a world full of challenges. The audience also interacted wonderfully with the performance, adding an atmosphere of joy and vitality to the place, as the museum became a platform for exchanging cultures and arts. Emphasizing the importance of music in strengthening human ties and understanding between peoples
A special artistic evening with the Korean band “Tamti”.
In an exceptional artistic evening, the theater of the National Museum of Egyptian Civilization witnessed a unique musical performance presented by the Korean “Tamte” band, where the audience was treated to a mixture of traditional Korean music. The performances were distinguished by the rhythms of the popular “Samulnori” instruments, which added an atmosphere of joy and inspiration. This event came to celebrate the 30th anniversary of diplomatic relations between South Korea and Egypt, within the activities of the Week Korea is full of cultural activities.
“Tamti” band and its artistic creativity
The “Tamte” band is considered one of the most prominent Korean performance groups, as it includes a group of artists with special needs, who have come together under the umbrella of love for music and passion for creativity. Over the course of more than two decades, the band has been able to present performances that reflect Korean heritage in a contemporary spirit, which reflects the ability of art to overcome barriers and challenges, and reflects the unique cooperation between mothers and artists, as mothers undertake the tasks of planning and directing, which enhances From the integrated human model.
A message of hope and cultural understanding
In his speech, Oh Sung Ho, Director of the Korean Cultural Center, pointed out that Samolnori music reflects the spirit of joy and teamwork that characterizes the Korean people. He also added that the “Tamte” band has added a new human dimension by incorporating artists with disabilities, making their performances carry a special resonance that expresses the spirit of partnership and integration. He expressed his hope that these performances will contribute to enhancing understanding. And cultural exchange between Egypt and South Korea, to remain an inspiring experience in the memory of the audience.
