Shinhan Bank "Free Venue Rental for Performances to Middle and High School Students"

Shinhan Music Dodream Project Launched... Free Rental of Shinhan Art Hall, a Complex Cultural Space in Yeoksam-dong

[Asia Economy Reporter Haeyoung Kwon] Shinhan Bank announced on the 10th that it will operate the 'Shinhan Music Do Dream' project, which offers the Shinhan Art Hall, a complex cultural space located in Yeoksam-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, as a free performance venue for middle and high school students.

Shinhan Music Do Dream is a project that provides a performance venue free of charge throughout the year to middle and high school students interested in music. Shinhan Bank started offering free venue rentals on a trial basis from August last year to help middle and high school students who cannot develop their musical abilities due to economic reasons enjoy music and grow into beautiful and warm musicians.

Any middle or high school student, including those who are homeschooled, can apply regardless of whether they major in music. Participants can perform solo pieces such as chamber music, vocal trios, and traditional Korean music (gugak), or participate as a team. Applications for venue rentals from April to June can be submitted by the end of February through the Participation section on the Beautiful Bank website, Shinhan Bank's integrated social contribution channel.

To provide opportunities to many students, participation is limited to once a year. During exam periods when students find it difficult to participate, the program will expand its target audience to include people with disabilities and socially disadvantaged groups.

A Shinhan Bank official said, "We hope this becomes a wonderful stage for middle and high school students who are nurturing their dreams as musicians," adding, "Shinhan Bank plans to increase shared value creation activities like Shinhan Music Do Dream as well as social contribution activities."

Meanwhile, Shinhan Bank operates various patronage programs to practice warm finance in the cultural and artistic fields. These include the Shinhan Music Award and awardee concerts, and the expansion of the 'With Concert' project, where the orchestra for people with developmental disabilities performs together with Shinhan Music Award recipients.

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