Bergen Performing Arts Center in Englewood, New Jersey and PAV M&C Co-present a bergenPAC Korean Cultural Initiative Show
Daddy Rocks for Mommy
WHEN: Sunday, June 21, 2015 – 5 PM
WHERE: bergenPAC, 30 N. Van Brunt St., Englewood
TICKETS: $40, $25 (group discounts available)
Tickets available at: www.ticketmaster.com or www.bergenpac.org or
Box Office 201.227.1030
Bergen Performing Arts Center and PAV M&C co-present a bergenPAC Korean Cultural Initiative Show. The event is sponsored by KBN(Korean Broadcasting Network), Holy Name Medical Center - Asian Health Services, Camerata Youth Ensemble, Hansori Drum team, KCC (Korean Community Center).
In celebration of Father’s Day 2015, energetic rock bands, a youth orchestra, and a drum team will gather together from the Korean community.
“Daddy Cool” (a.k.a “Super COOL Daddies”), a rock band formed by various professionals from the community, will rock the bergenPAC main stage.
In support of Holy Name Medical Center - Asian Health Services program, part of the show’s proceeds will be shared with their 2015 “Walk for Mom” fundraising event. The "Walk for Mom" Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign is an important gender-specific initiative to promote awareness among Asian-American women about maintaining good breast health.
We invite everyone from the Korean community and the greater community at-large to enjoy the concert and to be part of this meaningful community event.
Co-presenter PAV M&C
PAV stands for Photo, Audio and Video. PAV M & C is a creative solution production company located in Midtown Manhattan. As a visual producer, the company makes differences in branding, promotion and events. Its main mission is to be creative to achieve goals that clients want. From conception to implementation they have successfully done a number of projects since 2006.
Daddy Cool (top)
In 2012, Korean dads in NY/NY area gathered together to make their lifetime dreams come true, and formed a rock band named Daddy Cool.
All the members are professionals in diverse fields such as medical, accounting, business, etc. Their immense love for music keeps them moving forward to succeed both in their personal lives and as an amateur rock band. The band performed at various Korean community events such as bergenPAC Dream Stage, and in 2014 the band presented their first concert at Church of the Madonna in Fort Lee, NJ.
The band covers legendary Korean rock and American rock tunes from the 70’s and the 80’s.
Camerata Youth Orchestra
The Camerata Youth Ensemble, playfully dubbed “Camerata Kids,” is a project directed by the Music Director of Camerata Virtuosi himself, Byung-Hyun Rhee. Designed to foster a love of music and develop live performance skills, the talented group of young musicians get opportunities to play side-by-side with the full Camerata Virtuosi orchestra. It is also a chance for the members to make a positive social impact in their community, as there are multiple outreach events. In August 2013, The Camerata Youth Ensemble was approved to give out the prestigious Presidential Volunteer Service Award to participants who contribute 75 or more hours to Camerata Kids.
Ha Yeongsuk Band
A band formed by professional musicians led by Yeongsuk Ha appeared in a number of Korean pop-concert series such as Lee Eun Mi, Byun Jin Sub, Kim Jong Seo and many others.
Ha is also contributing his time to support young professionals to pursue their dreams as musicians. Ha is in charge of music direction for Daddy Rock for the Mommy concert.
Hasori Drum Team
Led by bergenPAC Korean percussion class instructor Soyoung Kim, the Hansori Drum Team mixes Eastern drum beats with Western to create one harmony which can communicate without words. Music is the easiest way to communicate with others and to spread the culture. Hansori continually does volunteer works to spread awareness of Eastern culture.
