2019 Korean National Day Concert | SF

Submitted by the Event Organizer

The K-Concert, its 3rd celebration this year, has been playing a role to promote the excellence of the Korean culture to the American mainstream society. Particularly, it has been conveying the beauty of Korean music to the audience of San Francisco and Northern California through the extensive Korean music and the performance of prominent artists. 

This year’s Korean national day concert will offer opportunities to be exposed to the performance of the violinist Edwin E.S. Kim and his wife Melanie M. Y. Chae, who is a pianist. Violinist Edwin E.S. Kim has received a lot of praise for his extraordinary interpretation of music in Europe.

Next, the Pacific Choir of San Francisco will form an impressive ensemble.

Furthermore, invitees will be able to take delight from original Korean traditional music performance by some students who are majoring in Korean classical music from the prestigious Seoul National University.

A special session is arranged where the public can come to know how much Korean music is taking center stage under the international spotlight with the popularity of K-POP which is sweeping across the globe. In this session, Kyungil Ong dance group will show a dance performance combining K-Pop and traditional dance.

Next, the Durae Folk Art Troupe will express the dynamism of Korea by dancing Talchum (a mask dance). 

A special guest, Joon Mo Yang, a musical actor who has sensational popularity in Korea after impressively playing a role of Joong-Geun Ahn, a patriotic martyr, should pique the interest of many. Actor Yang will deliver music of various genres to the public in the K-Concert as one of the representatives of musical stars in Korea. He will sing several classic songs from musicals and speak to the current status of Korean popular music.

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