In this study, we conducted participant observation and in-depth interviews to understand the process of life through the music band activities of the parents of the village of Haeng-bok. The study participants consisted of five parents of urban-to-rural migrants, one instructor, and one local citizen who was an informant. To understand the meaning of members for a music band, researcher s field notes, observation records, and interview data were analyzed by participants. These are the process of their urban-to-rural migration for village of Haeng-bok and the daily rhythms that make up their music band activities, and they also analyzed the meaning of the membership of their music band. The process of their creation as a conformable group has a complex shell, in which emigration, children s education, and personal enthusiasm are linked together, and they choose and practice a form of “becoming” of reflective life. Based on this understanding, it is suggested that an active academic approach should be made to look into the process of practicing the existence for the resettlement of parents of urban-to-rural migrants.