Pianist Lim Yunchan is greeting the audience at the Kyobo Noblesse Concert held on the 23rd at Lotte Concert Hall in Seoul. (Photo by Kyobo Life Insurance)

Pianist Lim Yunchan is greeting the audience at the Kyobo Noblesse Concert held on the 23rd at Lotte Concert Hall in Seoul. (Photo by Kyobo Life Insurance)

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[Asia Economy Reporter Changhwan Lee] Kyobo Life Insurance announced on the 26th that it held the Kyobo Noblier Concert by inviting 4,000 distinguished customers over two days, from the 22nd to the 23rd, at the Lotte Concert Hall in Jamsil, Seoul.


The Noblier Concert will meet a total of about 9,000 customers through six performances by the end of the year, starting with the Seoul performance this month, followed by Gwangju (25th) and Daejeon (26th) in October, and Daegu (13th) and Busan (14th) in December.


This concert featured pianist Lim Yunchan, who has been gaining phenomenal popularity since winning the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition in the U.S. this June, and maestro Chung Myung-whun performing together on stage.


The concert hall, with about 2,000 seats, was filled with audiences due to the enthusiastic interest in Lim Yunchan and the meeting of the world-renowned maestro. Chung Myung-whun and Lim Yunchan will move to Gwangju and Daejeon in October to meet another 2,500 audience members.


In the first part of the performance, Lim Yunchan performed Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 3, which he played in the first round of the Van Cliburn Competition finals, moving the audience deeply. As an encore, he played F?r Elise, adding to the emotional impact.


In the second part, Lim Yunchan and Chung Myung-whun conducted the KBS Symphony Orchestra in a collaboration of Dvo??k’s Symphony No. 7, one of the representative symphonies of Romanticism.


The audience for this concert was Kyobo Life Insurance’s Noblier customers. Kyobo Life operates the 'Noblier Service,' which offers various cultural and sports events, humanities lectures, and community programs for its distinguished customers.


Notably, it runs the 'Noblier Society,' which helps build professional knowledge necessary for overall business activities and facilitates human network formation, and the 'Noblier Concert,' where customers can enjoy classical performances by Korea’s top orchestras and musicians, receiving great acclaim.



A Kyobo Life Insurance official said, "Most financial companies’ VIP customer services focus on asset management such as business succession or tax matters," adding, "We provide differentiated programs that allow more people to enjoy diverse cultural lives by experiencing various lectures and performances in humanities and arts."


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