New Tang Triangle is a tango trio that consists of Park Jong-hoon on piano, Yesle on cello, Lim Seul-ki on accordion. The trio offers charismatic performances of skillfully arranged music from a variety of genres including canzone and chanson based on passionate Argentinian traditional tango. The upcoming show subtitled “Tango at Autumn Night” presents a program of tango music with the Korean spirits naturally blended in, featuring some of the Korean old pop songs tinted with the tango style that came out after the Korean Independence. Also, a professional tango dancer couple will accompany the show to enhance the audience’ joyful experience. You can meet the excitement of the show at 7:30 pm at the Sejong S Theater on November 15. Pianist Park Jong-hoon Praised as “notable musical identity and elegant musicality” by music critic Bernard Holland of the New York Times, pianist Park Jong-hoon has distinguished himself as one of the most versatile pianists in Korea as professional concert pianist, composer, producer, radio program host and even actor. Having studied with legendary Lazar Berman, he has released more than 30 recordings of a wide spectrum of repertoire on Warner, EMI, or Universal Music including Liszt’s “Transcendental Studies” and “Grandes Etudes de Paganini” and performed at the world’s prestigious venues in over 50 cities such as Carnegie Hall in NYC, Philharmonie in Berlin, and Philharmonia Hall in St. Peterburg in Russia. Park currently serves as the dean of the Department of Piano at Yonsei University College of Music. Cellist YesleCellist Yesle has been highly acclaimed for her monthly single release since her first one in 2013 as well as for her own compositions, among which her regular album “Beautiful Cello” has garnered popularity. Her extensive performances include a special guest appearance at the 2014 “Thanks Concert” presented by the Gyeonggi Cultural Foundation’s “Cultural Link” program, the 5th anniversary concert of the Dream Forest Art Center, the matinee concert at Busan Cinema Center, “The Strings” episode of the KBS’ “The Concert,” the concert at Perigee Hall, and a special concert with Ulsan Symphony Orchestra. Also, Yesle’s own series “Yesle’s Bakery Concert” that she has presented for last 6 years at Yeonnam-dong, Seoul was selected as one of the touring programs for the culturally underprivileged that the Arts Council of Korea(ARKO) funded in 2017 and 2018. She has continued her efforts to make classical music more accessible to the public by hosting pod casts “Bakery Radio” and “Caramel Classic” as DJ and by appearing in the Woori Bank commercial in 2019 and in the KBS drama “I want to hear your song.” Accordion Lim Seul-kiMajored in post-modern music and jazz piano at Kyeonghee UniversityWon the grand prize at the 1st Ssak Music Festival Won the Special Award from the 2nd Jarasum International Jazz Competition Participated in the Smida Jazz Festival and the Dakatski Jazz Festival in JapanCurrently a member of the Lee Sunkyung Quartet and the Cho Jeong-hyun QuintetCurrently serves as the Band Master of Korean Pops OrchestraTeaches at Kyeonghee University and Baeseok Arts University