Current and Graduate Students of KNIGA Present Summer Night’s Concert in Belgium

On 10 August in Brussels, Belgium, four current and graduate students of KNIGA gave a concert at the event hosted by the Korean Cultural Center in Belgium in cooperation with Love 2 Arts, a Belgian performance organization. Despite being in the middle of the summer holiday season, the tickets were quickly sold out within two days of selling.

All of the four performers, Lee Noah (12 years of age), Son Jiwu (13 years of age), Lee Chan-ki (15 years of age), and Paik Seo-yeon (15 years of age) are either enrolled in or graduated from the KNIGA. They are prospective artists in classical music, each of whom already earned recognition in one or more renowned international music competitions. Cellist Moon Kwang-kyun, an alumnus of K-Arts who now actively plays in Europe, joined them to present a special performance.

Ms. Yasmina, a local audience who attended the event, said, “I came to the concert with a pretty high expectation as I heard the prodigies in classical music from Korea would perform. Now I found out it was even beyond the expectation. Especially considering the performers’ young age, their interpretation and delivery of music was surprisingly superb.”