Son Yeol-eum and Danny Koo Outdoor Concert at Olympic Park 88 Lawn Square

Credia Park Concert Resumes After 5 Years... September 6-8

Pianist Son Yeol-eum, Yuki Kuramoto, violinist Danny Gu, and crossover group Forte-na...

They are the main performers who will take the stage at the outdoor classical music festival "Park Concert" organized by the concert planning company Credia, held again after five years.

Credia announced on the 25th that the Park Concert will be held from September 6 to 8 at the 88 Lawn Square in Olympic Park.

The Credia Park Concert began in 2010, but performances have not been held in recent years due to the impact of COVID-19.

Yeol Eum Son [Photo by Credia, (c)Marco Borggreve]

Danny Koo [Photo by Credia, (c) Sangwook Lee]

On the first day, September 6, under the title "Forest of Music," pianist Yuki Kuramoto, violinist Danny Gu, and crossover group Forte-na will perform together.

Yuki Kuramoto is scheduled to play popular pieces such as "Lake Louise," "Romance," and "Meditation," which have been greatly loved by the public. Danny Gu will perform both in an orchestral collaboration and sing.

On the 7th, "Disney in Concert," a program much loved at the Credia Park Concert, will be presented. "Disney in Concert," which started in 2014, has established itself as a representative program of the Park Concert. The performance features four Broadway singers vividly portraying characters from the movies, combined with music created by an 80-piece orchestra, making it a show that all generations can enjoy.

On the final day, pianist Son Yeol-eum and the Going Home Project will close the concert with "Son Yeol-eum Park Concert - Rhapsody in Blue." The Going Home Project is an orchestra organized in 2022 by Son Yeol-eum and others, composed of talented domestic and international musicians active in over 50 symphony orchestras worldwide.

Son Yeol-eum will perform Mozart's "Piano Concerto No. 21, 2nd Movement" and Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue" with the Going Home Project. Flutist Cho Sung-hyun, bassoonist Yoo Sung-kwon, and clarinetist Cho In-hyuk will also perform concertos.

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