Viva Chamber Ensemble to perform free concert in Jeju on November 5

The Viva Chamber Ensemble, a group of musicians with developmental disabilities founded in 2015, will perform at the Seolmundae Women's Culture Center on November 5. The free event features Hatbit Orchestra and participants from a professional "Master Class" performing pieces such as "The Phantom of the Opera."

The Viva Chamber Ensemble, a group composed of musicians with developmental disabilities, will hold the Jeju Refine Concert with Viva Chamber Ensemble at the Seolmundae Women's Culture Center on November 5 at 2:00 p.m. The event is sponsored by the Jeju Provincial Office of Education and will feature participants from a "Master Class" alongside the Hatbit Orchestra, which belongs to the Jeju Provincial Office of Education.

This concert was organized to provide performance opportunities to aspiring musicians discovered through the "Master Class," a professional education program conducted for students with special education needs who dream of becoming musicians in Jeju Island.

During the performance, the Hatbit Orchestra will participate and perform pieces such as "The Phantom of the Opera." To conclude the event, all participants will form an orchestra to perform three songs, including "A Whole New World." The goal is to provide an opportunity for the musicians to grow into talented performers by harmonizing with different instruments and blending together through ensemble playing.

The Viva Chamber Ensemble was founded in 2015 by Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance and Jangaein Meonjeo Silcheon Undong Bonbu to communicate with the world through music. The group consists entirely of musicians with developmental disabilities and boasts top-tier skills within the country.

Attendance at the concert is free. For further details, inquiries can be made via the news board or by telephone at Jangaein Meonjeo Silcheon Undong Bonbu.

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