Are screams music? 
In this episode of "Scribbbles and Noise", Victor articulates his thoughts on Hwang's landmark piece "The Labyrinth" for gayageum and sporano voice. This episode covers the piece but also Korean composers and contemporary music as a whole. Victor contextualizes "The Labyrinth" by analyzing its background and provides a commentary on the state of Korean contemporary music in relation to exposure.

Are screams music? In this episode of "Scribbbles and Noise", Victor articulates his thoughts on Hwang's landmark piece "The Labyrinth" for gayageum and sporano voice. This episode covers the piece but also Korean composers and contemporary music as a whole. Victor contextualizes "The Labyrinth" by analyzing its background and provides a commentary on the state of Korean contemporary music in relation to exposure.

Are screams music?&nbsp;
In this episode of "Scribbbles and Noise", Victor articulates his thoughts on Hwang's landmark piece "The Labyrinth" for gayageum and sporano voice. This episode covers the piece but also Korean composers and contemporary music as a whole. Victor contextualizes "The Labyrinth" by analyzing its background and provides a commentary on the state of Korean contemporary music in relation to exposure.

Byung-ki Hwang's "The Labyrinth"

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Byung-ki Hwang's "The Labyrinth"

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