Jeonju City Choir to Present 'Dance Dance Dance' Performance
September 25-26 at Deokjin Art Center
All seats 10,000 won
The Jeonju City Choir announced on September 19 that it will hold a special performance titled 'Dance Dance Dance' at Deokjin Art Center at 7:30 p.m. on September 25 and 26.
This performance will feature a unique stage with the participation of a band conducted by Conductor Kim Cheol and Associate Conductor Lee Youngsoo, including Kang Woohyun and Lee Mireu on keyboards, Jung Hoon on percussion, Jung Songyi on bass guitar, Jang Chanyang on drums, and Kim Byeongyeol on saxophone. In addition, the Latin dance team 'Trendy Dance' will join to create an even more vibrant stage.
The performance will showcase a blend of choir, band, and dance, presenting popular music genres such as pop, jazz, and samba. The Jeonju City Choir aims to provide an interactive experience with the audience, offering a new kind of appeal by encouraging everyone to enjoy the show together.
The program is organized into four themes: 'Pop Rhythm,' 'Samba Rhythm,' 'Trendy Dance,' and 'Jump Up! Let's Dance Together.' The stage will feature a variety of songs, including ▲On a Clear Day ▲One Note Samba ▲Viva La Vida ▲Sway ▲Reality ▲Hand Clap ▲Too Hot to Samba.
No Eunyoung, Director of Culture, Sports and Tourism at Jeonju City, stated, "With familiar melodies and upbeat rhythms, this stage is designed for everyone to enjoy, regardless of age or gender. The audience will not only watch the performance but also participate and have fun together. We hope this event becomes a festival where all citizens unite through music."
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Tickets for the performance are priced at 10,000 won for all seats and can be reserved through the Naru Culture website or by phone. Holders of the Artist Pass Card, Multi-Child Card, and students (including university students) are eligible for a 30% discount, while national merit recipients and people with disabilities receive a 50% discount. In celebration of 'Culture Day,' all audience members attending the first day's performance will receive a 50% discount.
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