Gwangju Seo-gu Women's Choir to Hold 'Regular Concert' on the 29th

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Shin Dong-ho] Seo-gu, Gwangju Metropolitan City (Mayor Kim Yi-gang) announced on the 22nd that it will hold a performance by the Seo-gu Women's Choir (Director Kwak Hyun-mi) at the Gwangju Student Education and Culture Center on the 29th to revitalize residents exhausted by COVID-19.

The performance will be conducted in four parts with 11 songs under the main theme of "Life, Family, and Us," and the sub-themes of love, memories, life, family, and us.

In Part 1, the Seo-gu Women's Choir will sing "First Love" by Choi Seok-tae, "Cosmos" by Park Ji-hoon, and "Superstar" by Lee Han-chul, all centered on the theme of love. In Part 2, focusing on memories, the Gwangju Fathers' Choir will perform "Nostalgia" by Kim Hee-gap and the cartoon theme song "Mazinger Z."

Part 3 features baritone Son Seung-beom performing "Around Thirty" by Kim Kwang-seok and the movie OST "Oh Happy Day." In the final Part 4, under the ensemble of Arte Ensemble, the theme of family and us will be expressed through four songs by Shin Sang-woo: "The Name Called Family," "My Father," "Mother," and "Our Home," performed by the Seo-gu Women's Choir, Gwangju Fathers' Choir, and baritone Son Seung-beom together.

Conductor Park Min-hee said, "We aim to present an emotional stage with the beautiful harmony and melody of the Seo-gu Women's Choir members and provide citizens with opportunities to enjoy culture through diverse music," adding, "I hope many residents attend the performance to momentarily forget their tiring daily lives and have a healing time."

Meanwhile, the Seo-gu Women's Choir, founded in 1999, consists of a total of 33 members, including conductor Park Min-hee, accompanist Ahn Ye-hwa, and leader No Won-gong.

Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Shin Dong-ho baekok@asiae.co.kr

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