Korean Wind Orchestra
Conductor: Cheolwoong Lee
Gayageum: Hayoung Yoon
Marimba: Hay Yun
Admission: € 7
Gayageum: Hayoung Yoon
Marimba: Hay Yun
Admission: € 7
JULIUS FUČÍK (1872-1916)/ARR.: HANS EIBL
Miramare Ouverture, Op. 247
FRANZ LEHÁR (1870-1948)/ARR.: ALFRED REED
Es lebt eine Vilja, Lied der Hanna Glawari aus der Operette "Die lustige Witwe"
THOMAS DOSS (*1966)
St. Florian Choral
In Memoriam Anton Bruckner
LUIGI DENZA (1846-1922)/ARR.: YO GOTO
Funiculì, Funiculà!
Rhapsody über eine neapolitanischen Canzonetta
CARL ZELLER (1842-1898)/ARR.: EIJI SUZUKI
Auszüge aus der Operette "Der Vogelhändler"
VITTORIO MONTI (1868-1922)/ARR.: MUNSEOK LEE
Csárdás, für Marimba und Orchester
Hay Yun, Marimba
GIACOMO PUCCINI (1858-1924)/ARR.: YO GOTO
Auszüge aus der Oper „Turandot"
MUNSEOK LEE (*1960)
Moon Jar
Für Gayageum (koreanische Wölbbrettzither) und Orchester
Hayoung Yoon, Gayageum
SEONGHWAN CHOI (1936-1981)/ARR.: MOONSEOK LEE
Arirang Fantasy
Miramare Ouverture, Op. 247
FRANZ LEHÁR (1870-1948)/ARR.: ALFRED REED
Es lebt eine Vilja, Lied der Hanna Glawari aus der Operette "Die lustige Witwe"
THOMAS DOSS (*1966)
St. Florian Choral
In Memoriam Anton Bruckner
LUIGI DENZA (1846-1922)/ARR.: YO GOTO
Funiculì, Funiculà!
Rhapsody über eine neapolitanischen Canzonetta
CARL ZELLER (1842-1898)/ARR.: EIJI SUZUKI
Auszüge aus der Operette "Der Vogelhändler"
VITTORIO MONTI (1868-1922)/ARR.: MUNSEOK LEE
Csárdás, für Marimba und Orchester
Hay Yun, Marimba
GIACOMO PUCCINI (1858-1924)/ARR.: YO GOTO
Auszüge aus der Oper „Turandot"
MUNSEOK LEE (*1960)
Moon Jar
Für Gayageum (koreanische Wölbbrettzither) und Orchester
Hayoung Yoon, Gayageum
SEONGHWAN CHOI (1936-1981)/ARR.: MOONSEOK LEE
Arirang Fantasy
The Korean Wind Orchestra was founded for the purpose of developing Korean wind music, while forming emotional rapport with the public based on classical music and satisfying their cultural needs with sincere musical spirit and genuine enthusiasm. While delivering a message of strength with the magnificent and splendid sound of wind instruments, it will present people with such performances that can cultivate their emotions and that can give, especially to teenagers, dreams and hopes. With programs that put the audience first, it aims to build a social foundation for classical performances by improving understanding of classical music and creating new value. It also aims to contribute to raising the status of Korea by promoting international exchanges and taking on new challenges in an enterprising manner. It will continue to maintain its unique musical identity and to fill the audience with a new type of emotion, thereby establishing itself as a preeminent orchestra of Korea that satisfies both artistry and popularity based on active and dynamic sound.
Cheolwoong Lee graduated from College of Music, Yonsei University and Folkwang Hochschule, Essen in Germany(Diplom, Konzert Examen). After serving as assistant principal trombone of the Bucheon Philharmonic Orchestra and as principal trombone of the KBS Symphony Orchestra for a long time, he is currently devoting himself to teaching students as a professor at his alma mater, Yonsei University. Cheol-woong Lee, recognized as Korea's first music respiration educator, is now actively engaged in various fields not only as an educator but also as a performer, conductor, and music administrator. While actively performing as an artist of Littin Music in Germany and striving, as music director of the Korean Wind Orchestra, for the development of Korean wind orchestras, he is now working hard to globalize Korean wind orchestral music as a member of the organizing committee for the Jeju International Wind Ensemble Festival and the Director of Musical Art Association of Korea.