Ju Percussion Group

About this event

Does "Energy ∞ Infinite" only feature percussion instruments? Yes. Every sound in the performance is created using percussion instruments. You'll hear everything from marimbas, vibraphones, drums, and cymbals to gongs and other instruments from around the world. Ju Percussion Group showcases the remarkable variety of sounds, colors, and rhythms that percussion can create. Is there singing? No. Ju Percussion Group's Energy ∞ Infinite is an instrumental performance featuring percussion instruments. The focus is on the remarkable variety of sounds, rhythms, and textures created by the ensemble's instruments. Is this contemporary music? Energy ∞ Infinite features a mix of contemporary works and music inspired by a variety of musical traditions. Ju Percussion Group is known for pushing the boundaries of percussion while also celebrating cultural heritage, creating a performance that feels both innovative and deeply rooted in tradition. Is a new work included in this program? Yes. The program includes Voices Through Time, a newly commissioned work by composer Michael Burritt. The Center for the Arts joins Ju Percussion as a co-commissioner, helping support the creation of this new piece and bringing it to audiences as part of the ensemble's performance. How is this different from a typical percussion performance? In addition to familiar concert percussion instruments, Ju Percussion Group draws on Korean musical traditions and percussion techniques. The result is a distinctive blend of rhythms, timbres, and performance styles that offers audiences a fresh perspective on percussion music. Attending a Performance at the Center What should I wear? The most important thing is that you're comfortable. There is no dress code, so do what feels right for you. Do you want to get dressed to the nines for a special night out? You won't be the only one. Do you feel like keeping things casual? You won't be alone there, either. Where should I park? All campus parking , including along Alumni Mall, requires a parking permit from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., unless otherwise noted by signage. Parking is available in the North End Parking Garage on Turner Street at 300 Turner Street NW. For many Center for the Arts performances and large events, this garage will be staffed by an attendant and payment