Nostalgia

It is a 25-string gayageum solo work for longing childhood. In Korea, there is a game where children gather and play. The tagger shouts, "the rose of Sharon has bloomed," and turns around. When turned, the rest of the children cannot move. You repeat the process until someone reaches the tagger or you're caught moving. The melody of "The rose of Sharon has bloomed" is played in variations, adding rhythms and melodies reminiscent of traditional Korean gayageum songs to its middle.