To Be Held at the Grand Performance Hall of the Samsung Culture Center, Jeonbuk National University
Community Outreach and Cultural Sharing Event

Dongsuh Foods to Hold Dongsuh Coffee Classic Concert in Jeonju on October 7 View original image

Dongsuh Foods announced on September 9 that it will hold the '16th Dongsuh Coffee Classic' on October 7 at 7 p.m. at the Grand Performance Hall of Samsung Culture Center at Jeonbuk National University.



The Dongsuh Coffee Classic is a flagship cultural sharing initiative by Dongsuh Foods, designed to foster communication with local communities and contribute to the development of culture and the arts. Since 2008, the year of the company's 40th anniversary, Dongsuh Foods has visited a different city each year to offer free classical music concerts to local residents.


This 16th performance will feature the Gwangju Symphony Orchestra under the baton of conductor Lee Byungwook, world-renowned pianist Park Jonghae from Jeonju, soprano Kang Hyejeong, and the crossover group Rabidance, among other leading domestic artists. The concert will be held in two parts, and Dongsuh Foods explained that the program has been designed to focus on well-known classical pieces so that even audiences unfamiliar with classical music can enjoy it comfortably.



Dongseo Foods 'The 16th Dongseo Coffee Classic'. Provided by Dongseo Foods

Dongseo Foods 'The 16th Dongseo Coffee Classic'. Provided by Dongseo Foods

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Invitations to the concert will be distributed through a lottery among those who apply in advance. A representative from Dongsuh Foods stated, "We hope you enjoy the comfort and inspiration brought by beautiful music together with the Dongsuh Coffee Classic on a cool autumn day," and added, "Dongsuh Foods will continue to share culture and the arts with local citizens as a way to thank consumers for their support."


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