Han River autumn concert brings jazz, classical music, Korean favorites to Yeouido
As autumn deepens in Seoul, the Han River will become an open-air concert hall Saturday, with four musical acts bringing classical, jazz and popular music to Yeouido for a free evening performance against the city's illuminated skyline. The Seoul Metropolitan Government said Tuesday it will host Autumn Night on the Han River, Filled With Music at Yeouido Mulbit Stage in Yeouido Hangang Park,…
As autumn settles over Seoul, the Han River will transform into an open-air concert stage on Saturday, offering free musical performances from 5 p.m. onwards. The Seoul Metropolitan Government has announced Autumn Night on the Han River, Filled With Music, set to take place at Yeouido Mulbit Stage in Yeouido Hangang Park. This approximately two-hour program will feature four talented acts: singer Choi Seung-yeol and Kim Chang-ki of the band Zoo, jazz duo Park Jeong-in and Lee Gyu-ri, vibraphone artist Yoon Hyun-sang, and the string quartet Ensemble Allegri.
Choi Seung-yeol captured attention as the runner-up on the second season of the popular television show Hidden Singer, where he performed songs by the late Kim Kwang-seok. Kim Chang-ki, a singer-songwriter who worked alongside Kim Kwang-seok in Zoo, has penned numerous popular hits such as On the Street and I'll Love You. Park Jeong-in and Lee Gyu-ri will provide captivating jazz performances, while Yoon Hyun-sang will showcase his versatility through classical, jazz, and pop arrangements on the vibraphone.
Completing the lineup is the esteemed string quartet Ensemble Allegri, adding a touch of classical elegance to the evening's repertoire.
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