Gyeongnam Little Singers Touch the Hearts of Weary Changwon Firefighters Through Their Performance

Changwon Fire Headquarters Holds Appreciation Concert to Provide Rest and Recharge

Gyeongnam Little Singers held a concert that touched the hearts of Changwon firefighters weary from various duties.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Song Jong-gu] Gyeongnam Little Singers held a heartwarming concert for the Changwon firefighters exhausted from various duties.

On the 28th, the Changwon Fire Headquarters in Gyeongnam held a gratitude concert in the main conference room, attended by about 100 firefighters including Kim Yong-jin, head of the Changwon Fire Headquarters.

This visiting concert was organized to provide a moment of rest and recharge for employees tired from field activities and various tasks.

The concert featured a performance by the Gyeongnam Little Singers, who came directly to the Fire Headquarters.

Led by director Kwon Anna, the Gyeongnam Little Singers was founded in 2006 and performs various repertoires including dance and songs that express pure and beautiful hearts. They are actively involved in the local community, including talent donations for socially vulnerable groups.

In October, they appeared on SBS Sing for Gold and achieved a triple gold, consisting of skilled members.

Under the direction of director Kwon Anna, the concert began with flutist Lee Eun-shin’s performances of "Danny Boy" and "Tambourin." It continued with popera singer Sung Ki-hyun’s "Time to Lean On," followed by "Fly Me to the Moon," and concluded with choral performances by the Gyeongnam Little Singers including "Spring of Hometown," "The World I Wish For," and "Dream of the Octopus."

Head Kim said, “This concert provided a good healing time for the staff, even if only for a moment,” and added, “We will strive to introduce various programs that offer healing to employees exhausted from field activities.”

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