JEONBUK — Music lovers in the region are in for a treat as local private venue The Classic Art Hall gears up for the inaugural "The Classic Original Art Song Festival" on November 14 at 3:00 PM.

Backed by the Jeonbuk State Culture and Tourism Foundation (CEO Baek Ok-sun) under the "2026 Small Theater Support Project," the concert is organized around the poignant theme: "New Songs, Connected Hearts." The event aims to spotlight contemporary Korean art songs that weave indigenous poetry with rich musical melodies.

Audiences can look forward to a diverse setlist of 12 tracks written by eight prominent Korean composers—including Kim Hyo-geun, Yoon Hak-jun, and Kim Joo-won. Notable performances will feature soulful renditions of pieces such as "Greeting," "Ruminations," "Lingering Scent," and "If Life Deceives You."

A talented ensemble of vocalists—featuring soprano Jeon Hyun-ji, mezzo-soprano Lee Ha-na, tenor Park Jin-wook, and baritone Lee Dae-han—will take the stage, backed by pianist Gu Kuk-hoe. The program promises a rich auditory experience through a dynamic mix of solo performances, duets, and grand quartets.

The Classic Art Hall has continuously strived to enrich the regional cultural landscape as a premier hub for classical music. Venue organizers noted that the festival was curated to allow local residents to deeply appreciate the harmony of the Korean language and classical melodies.

Foundation CEO Baek Ok-sun emphasized the vital role of grassroots venues, stating that local small theaters serve as essential cultural spaces connecting diverse arts genres with the public. She reaffirmed the Foundation’s ongoing commitment to empowering local venues to develop distinct programming and expanding accessibility to the arts for everyday citizens.

The performance begins at 3:00 PM on Saturday, November 14. Further information and ticketing inquiries are available through The Classic Art Hall at 010-7546-3337.

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