Walkerhill Welcomes Customers with Lobby Live Concerts for Summer Hotel Vacation Season

The only saxophone quartet in Korea, 'S-Wit', performing at Walkerhill Culture Salon.

[Asia Economy Reporter Jeon Jinyoung] Walkerhill Hotel & Resort (hereinafter ‘Walkerhill’) will hold live concerts every Friday for hotel visitors until August.

According to Walkerhill on the 3rd, live concerts featuring classical and jazz performances will be held in the Grand Walkerhill lobby, providing all visitors with a differentiated hotel experience.

First, a Walkerhill Culture Salon will be prepared for staying guests to enjoy privately. The Walkerhill Culture Salon, a performance content planned in collaboration with Choi In-ah Bookstore, invites ‘S-Wit,’ the only saxophone quartet in Korea, for the summer season, delivering melodies completed with various saxophone tones such as soprano, alto, tenor, and baritone to customers. The Culture Salon, which held its first performance on the 29th of last month, will have an additional session on the 26th of next month, and is open to all guests staying at Walkerhill Hotel & Resort.

In addition, the ‘Lobby Concert in Summer,’ which any visitor to Walkerhill can enjoy for free, will also be held. It is scheduled to meet Walkerhill visitors on the 5th, 12th, and 19th. On the 5th, ‘Keyjoys,’ who have actively worked to popularize classical music, will welcome Walkerhill visitors with beautiful classical music performed on piano, cello, violin, and viola. On the 12th and 19th, the jazz quartet ‘Tune Around,’ composed of saxophone, piano, contrabass, and percussion, will present lively jazz performances.

Hwang Eun-mi, General Manager of Walkerhill Hotel & Resort, said, “The live concerts held during the summer season were planned to gradually expand the art staycation that Walkerhill pursues, starting from the hotel lobby.” She added, “We hope you enjoy various arts in Walkerhill as a full package, including the live concerts, the Print Bakery Walkerhill flagship store where you can appreciate works by emerging artists, and the immersive exhibition Light Theater, which newly interprets classic works.”

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