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Busan Women’s Cultural Center to Hold the 27th Mirusaem Choir Regular Concert

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Busan Metropolitan City’s Women’s Cultural Center will hold the 27th Mirusaem Choir Regular Concert at 7:30 p.m. on September 29 at the Medium Theater of the Busan Cultural Center.

Now in its 27th year, the annual concert has been presented by the Women’s Cultural Center’s Mirusaem Choir each year for Busan residents and culturally underserved communities, establishing itself as an occasion for sharing musical talent and fostering exchange through song.

The concert is expected to offer residents an experience of coming together through music while bringing warmth, comfort, and renewed energy to their daily lives.

Under the theme “Flowers, Stars, Wind, and Beyond...,” the concert will unfold in two parts, combining choral works of diverse moods with special performances by vocalists and a male vocal ensemble to create a deeply moving musical experience.

In Part 1, the Mirusaem Choir will perform six songs, including “Sanyuhwa,” “Wild Chrysanthemum,” and “Evening Primrose.” Vocalists Lee Jin-young and Han Jung-hyun will then give special guest performances of “Azaleas” and “A Night of Gathering Stars,” filling the autumn evening with beautiful harmonies.

In Part 2, the Mirusaem Choir will perform five songs, including “Where the Wind Blows,” “The Day the Wind Lingers,” and “Song of Hope.” The male vocal ensemble Luce Potenza will enrich the program with special performances of “Song of Friendship” and “There Is Nothing Like a Dame.”

The concert is free and open to everyone. No separate reservation is required, and admission will begin 30 minutes before the performance, at 7:00 p.m.

For further information, contact the Women’s Cultural Center by telephone at 051-320-8342.

Founded in 1994 through a program offered by the Women’s Cultural Center, the Mirusaem Choir has participated in a variety of performances showcasing its musical capabilities, including its annual concerts and the Busan Choral Festival. The choir has also continued its cultural volunteer activities, including performances at welfare facilities.

Kim Jeong-hwa, Director of the Women’s Cultural Center, said, “We hope to share this performance, which the choir members have prepared with great passion and dedication, with Busan residents and bring them warmth, inspiration, and joy.”

She added, “Under our philosophy of creating a space where learning and sharing go hand in hand, the Women’s Cultural Center will continue to do its utmost to provide more opportunities for cultural participation and put the value of equality into practice.”