PUNGRYU HAKDANG REPERTOIRE
Yeonjidoga-mu 연지도가무 · 宴之道歌舞
White robes, traditional hats and fans frame a dance of measured grace. The ensemble finds its expression through shared breath and changing formations.
風流學堂 · KOREAN TRADITIONAL DANCE
A living tradition,
carried in every step.
At Pungryu Hakdang, we learn the dances passed down to us—and the care, discipline and generosity that give them life.
Led by Hong Mose, Pungryu Hakdang and L Dance Company bring teaching, practice and performance together. Our work begins in the studio, with attention to breath, rhythm and one another.
Meet Pungryu HakdangOUR APPROACH
Learning the dance.
Practising a way of being.
Gratitude, love, humility, service and harmony guide our life at the academy. They take shape in ordinary moments: listening to a teacher, returning to a difficult movement, and making room for the dancer beside us.
We study the detail of traditional Korean dance—from a grounded step to the pause between gestures. Through steady practice, each dancer learns to carry the tradition with understanding and to share it with others.
Read our founding declaration in Korean ↗AT THE ACADEMY
Breath, rhythm and the art of attention.
01
Learn
Our teaching repertoire includes Seungmu, Salpuri, Taepyeongmu and Sanjo dance. Students work on the movement, musical phrasing and character of each dance.
02
Practise together
Group practice asks us to listen beyond our own movement. Shared timing, spacing and breath allow individual dancers to become an ensemble.
03
Carry it forward
Performance and the records we keep are part of transmission. L Dance Company brings this practice to the stage, while our archive holds photographs, programmes and reflections.
FROM OUR REPERTOIRE
Tradition in shared movement.
Two ensemble works in the Pungryu Hakdang tradition.
PUNGRYU HAKDANG REPERTOIRE
Unhakcheonmu 운학천무 · 雲鶴天舞
Drawing on the imagery of clouds and cranes, this work explores flowing lines, the phrasing of sanjo music and the harmony of dancers moving together.
Archive captions and articles are in Korean.
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