TeRra and FriendsTeRra and Friends （テラと友達)

Han TeRra Recital Performance by; Han TeRra: Gyago Ryuhei Fujita: Performance Aquiles Hadjis: Guitar Benjamin Efati: Buzuki and some noise instruments (handmade), video Motoko Udagawa: cello Marina Mise: Piano More information about Han TeRra Recitals >> [Korean Cultural Center](http://www.koreanculture.jp/info_event_view.php?page=1&number=3562&cate=2&keyfield&key) Artist information: ##Han TeRra  Han TeRra is a star performer of the kayagum, the twelve-string zither of Korea.  Ms. Han began her training at the age of five in classical Korean music and Korean traditional performing arts including singing and dancing. Additionally she has studied traditional performing arts of Japan and China. Ms. Han is currently completing the requirements for the D.M.A. degree in kayagum performance from Seoul National University.  Active as a concert soloist since age 12, Ms. Han has received numerous awards for her performance, including commendation from Korean National Commission for UNESCO, and is widely recognized as one of the most outstanding kayagum musicians in Korea.  Ms. Han serves as an honorary ambassador of the Korean Center for International Affairs, member of the Korean Zither’s Association, and member of Asian Musicology. In order to expand her understanding of the kayagum and its repertory, Ms. Han is researching other Asian zither traditions including the Japanese koto, the Chinese jaeng, and the Vietnamese dan bao, and she hopes to further develop her frame of reference through a focused period of study in the United States. 2012, Asian Cultural Council, New York ##Ryuhei Fujita: Performance  ##Aquiles Hadjis: Guitar  Born in Maracaibo, Venezuela (1981) Lives and work in Tokyo, Japan since 2009. Currently enrolled in Tokyo University of the Arts' Oil Painting MFA [Aquiles Hadjis Homepage](http://www.aquileshadjis.com) ##Benjamin Efati  Buzuki and some noise instruments (handmade), video 2004-2008: Master in philosophy, Lyon 3 University, France (thesis about dream/neuroscience/signification/art) 2008-2012: Master in arts, Beaux Arts de Paris; exchange at Tokyo Geidai ##Motoko Udagawa: cello  ##Marina Mise: Piano