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[Herald Interview] Lang Lang hopes to ‘reach people’s heart and soul’
Sept 11, 2020
Star Chinese pianist says Bach’s Goldberg Variations is like ‘playing with Lego’
Pianist Kim Sun-wook to make formal debut as conductor in December
Sept 9, 2020
Having already had performances postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, pianist Kim Sun-wook seems headed for a busy year-end, making his official debut as a conductor along with plans for solo and duo recitals. Kim, 32, who became the first Asian and youngest winner of the Leeds International Piano Competition in 2006, will mark his formal debut as a conductor by leading the KBS Symphony Orchestra on Dec. 14 at the Lotte Concert Hall in Jamsil, eastern Seoul. Kim received a master of arts de
Pianist Paik returns with Schumann
Sept 8, 2020
Pianist Paik Kun-woo will hold a recital Oct. 9 at the Lotte Concert Hall in eastern Seoul, following the release of a new album under the Deutsche Grammophon label this month. Paik, a celebrated pianist based in Paris, will look into the life of German Romantic composer Robert Schumann (1810-1856) in a recital that begins with Schumann’s first work and ends with his last. The program will include Schumann’s Abegg Variations, Op. 1; Drei Fantasiestu (Three Fantasy Pieces), O
[Newsmaker] Korea to support online concerts
Sept 7, 2020
29 billion won project aimed at helping small and midsized entertainment companies take advantage of online opportunities
Son Yeol-eum, Clara-Jumi Kang recital to be streamed online
Sept 2, 2020
A much-awaited recital from pianist Son Yeol-eum and violinist Clara-Jumi Kang will be held online Friday without a live audience. Credia, organizer of the duo recital, announced Wednesday that Friday’s recital will be held without an audience for safety reasons. The recital was to be held at the Lotte Concert Hall, with audience members sitting in every other seat. The venue had been moved from the Seoul Arts Center as state-run cultural facilities were shut down under social distanci
A pianist on a journey with Beethoven
Sept 2, 2020
Beethoven’s 32 piano sonatas are deemed to provide a profound insight into the music and life of the iconic German composer. Pianist Sohn Min-soo thinks he came to understand the great mind more than ever before by recording the complete cycle of 32 sonatas. The album will be released Sept. 11 under the Sony Classical label. “Though the recording took 2 1/2 years, Beethoven is a lifelong journey for me. This album does not mean the end of my exploration of Beethoven. I am waitin
Era of virtual artist: Riot Games’ virtual K-pop group K/DA returns
Sept 1, 2020
Virtual K-pop group K/DA released the group’s new single, “The Baddest,” on Aug. 28, with the first EP to be released later this year. K/DA debuted at the opening of the 2018 League of Legends World Championship finals in Incheon, when four artists performed with their characters through hologram representations. K/DA consists of four female LoL characters -- Ahri, Kai’Sa, Evelynn and Akali -- who are each voiced by different artists. The group name derives from a stati
Yue Hua Entertainment penalized after Chinese artist performs for Korean military
Aug 30, 2020
Beijing-based Yue Hua Entertainment was penalized by the Chinese government after Wang Yiren, a Chinese member of K-pop girl band Everglow, performed at an event for South Korean military troops in June last year, according to the South China Morning Post. The K-pop girl band is produced and managed by Yue Hua Entertainment’s subsidiary in Korea. The Chinese company is reported to have apologized Thursday for the negative influence it caused through its subsidiary firm Yue Hua Korea&
[The Arts and COVID-19] ‘New normal’ orchestra in tune with COVID-19 era
Aug 30, 2020
SPO head Kang Eun-kyung envisions an orchestra fit for uncertain times
‘Light will always be stronger than darkness’
Aug 29, 2020
Lotte Concert Hall’s Classic Revolution 2020 Seoul Beethoven to wrap up Sunday with ‘Tantot Libre, Tantot Recherche’
[Newsmaker] Public art troupe member’s private lesson in spotlight after infection
Aug 28, 2020
A member of an art troupe under the National Gugak Center will be questioned for conducting a private lesson, after having contact with a high school student who was tested positive for COVID-19. On Aug. 19, the member gave a private lesson to a Gugak National High School student at a private studio in southern Seoul. Few hours later, the student’s mother was confirmed positive of the virus. The student was tested positive of the virus on Aug. 19. The troupe member was tested negative
[Herald Interview] Opera ‘Red Pants’ to sing of housing bubble
Aug 25, 2020
KNO to showcase new original Korean-language opera online
[Herald Interview] Festival delves into 'K-World music'
Aug 23, 2020
2020 ACC World Music Festival wraps up early, may go virtual
[Herald Interview] Pianist puts himself in Beethoven’s shoes
Aug 22, 2020
Kim Sun-wook talks about preparing for his upcoming all-Beethoven recitals by imagining what the composer may have heard
SPO member contracts COVID-19, taught student related to church infection cluster
Aug 17, 2020
Orchestra member contracted the virus after teaching student related to church infection cluster
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