Classical & Traditional

Classical Crossover Artists

When Their Voices Become a Single Poem: The Brilliant Rise of La Poem

In a musical landscape where power, virtuosity, and dramatic flair often dominate, La Poem stands out by choosing a different path — one rooted in emotional sincerity, vocal harmony, and artistic depth. Now performing as a trio, La Poem has refined a sound that blends classical technique with cinematic storytelling, creating performances that feel intimate even in the largest venues.

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Young Singer / Child Performer

Kang Juwon: Between Curiosity, Sincerity, and Music

Kang Juwon is a young Korean vocalist whose early appearances revealed a natural emotional sensitivity and an instinctive musicality. At just twelve years old, he stood out through his sincerity, calm presence, and the purity of his voice — qualities that resonated strongly with viewers during his participation in youth‑focused YouTube formats such as ODG.

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Bass-Baritone

Lee Jun‑oh: Between Tradition and Modernity, the Journey of a Rising Bass-Baritone

Lee Jun‑oh captivates audiences with his sensitive and thoughtful approach to opera, exploring composer intentions to craft nuanced and expressive performances.

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Classical Saxophonist

Brandon Jinwoo Choi: A Classical Saxophonist Redefining Breath, Silence, and Musical Identity

Exploring the deep relationship between breath, silence, and musical identity through a refined tone and introspective performance style.

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Traditional Ensemble

The Heartbeat of Korean Tradition: Wol-yo-il Samulnori in France

Delivering the full intensity of Samulnori — fast rhythms, deep energy, and the unmistakable heartbeat of Korean tradition at the Heemang Festival.

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