Kim Soo-cheol and the 100-Member Orchestra from the East and the West

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‘Little Giant’ Kim Soo-cheol commemorates the 45 th anniversary of his debut. Since his winning the grand prize with “Seven-Color Rainbow” in the band section of the University Festival Competition in 1978, Kim has stayed active for 45 years in such fields as pop songs, film music, dance music, festival music direction, CF music and logo music. This concert will reflect on his 45 years of giant steps toward one of the greatest musicians of our time by featuring songs on his own choice that are significant to him. Rich sound from the 100-member orchestra from the East and the West Kim Soo-cheol’s love for Gugak is exceptional. His truthful passion for modernizing the traditional music is clearly evidenced in “Guitar Sanjo” that he has consistently created in the traditional musical form of Sanjo. In the upcoming concert, much richer sound and emotions of his songs will emerge from the 100-member orchestra of the Eastern and the Western instruments that he has put together. The most significant songs in his life as a musician The first half of the show will mainly feature instrumental music from Kim’s OST compositions and various mega event theme songs while the second half will consist of his hit songs that have been much loved by the public. The first half will include “A Thousand Year Crane” from the movie “Seopyeonje – The Southerner’s Song” that is regarded as the first OST in the history of Korean films and “Communication,” the opening ceremony music of the 2002 Korea-Japan World Cup. And the second half will be joined by younger singers to deliver Kim’s hit songs such as “Get Yourself Together,” “Tomorrow,” “I’m Going Too,” “Farewell,” and “One Flower That Couldn’t Be Bloomed.” 주최: 세종문화회관