MPAG to Hold “OST Concert for All” Next Month

Nineteen of mymusic5’s Most Popular OSTs Take the Stage as Orchestra Performances

Music tech company MPAG announced on September 29 that it will host the first offline concert of its AI-powered music education and sheet music trading app, mymusic5. The event, titled “OST Concert for All (Sound for All),” marks a significant milestone for the company.

This concert, which will take place at Lotte Concert Hall at 7:30 p.m. on October 25, is promoted as a “concert without boundaries between stage and audience.” It has been planned to embody MPAG’s vision of creating a world where anyone can easily learn and play music, bringing that vision to life on stage.

MPAG has developed technology that converts standard sheet music into braille, making it more accessible for visually impaired users. Beginning with this concert, the company will officially introduce “MPAGBraille,” its AI-driven braille sheet music conversion service, within the mymusic5 app. In addition, all songs on the concert’s setlist will be made available in braille, and sales from concert tickets will be donated to special schools and organizations dedicated to music education for people with disabilities.

The program consists of 19 popular movie and animation OSTs, including songs with high trading and practice volumes on the mymusic5 platform. Part 1, titled “Excitement and Lyricism,” features emotional movie music such as from “Up,” “Cinema Paradiso,” “Castle in the Sky,” and “E.T.” Part 2, “Moving Inspiration and a Grand Journey,” will present OSTs from “Harry Potter,” “Kikujiro’s Summer,” “Demon Slayer,” “Howl’s Moving Castle,” and more.

Sharing the stage will be the Arts Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Dohyun Ahn, with featured performers including visually impaired violinist Jisun Kim and pianist Minseok Kim, who has a developmental disability. MPAG CEO Inseo Jung commented, “We have been developing the mymusic5 service and braille sheet music technology based on our belief that everyone should have the opportunity to learn and enjoy music,” adding, “We will continue working to create an environment where anyone can learn, play, and enjoy music.”

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