Preserving and reviving the vibrant tradition of Daechwita–Korean court or military music–Chwitadae is an award-winning ensemble on a mission to bring Korean performing arts to an international audience. Taking its name from chwita, literally meaning "to blow and to hit," Daechwita combines winds and percussion in a style that will stretch Western ears both timbrally and melodically. For this program, Chwitadae also includes elements of samulnori, the traditional Korean folk genre. Co-Presented by Stony Brook University's Center for Korean Studies and Charles B. Wang Center. Following the performance, a bibimbap is served, with the traditional ritual presentation. Admission: $10 (all), including meal. Discount of 20% available to groups of 5 or more. Preserving and reviving the vibrant tradition of Daechwita–Korean court or military music–Chwitadae is an award-winning ensemble on a mission to bring Korean performing arts to an international audience. Taking its name from chwita, literally meaning "to blow and to hit," Daechwita combines winds and percussion in a style that will stretch Western ears both timbrally and melodically. For this program, Chwitadae also includes elements of samulnori, the traditional Korean folk genre. Co-Presented by Stony Brook University's Center for Korean Studies and Charles B. Wang Center. Following the performance, a bibimbap is served, with the traditional ritual presentation. Admission: $10 (all), including meal. Discount of 20% available to groups of 5 or more.