A moving Seoul concert celebrates Korea-Israel friendship
The show featured performances by artists of both countries in an evening that Ambassador Rafael Harpaz hoped would strengthen ties.The Embassy of Israel in Korea held a "Korea-Israel Special Concert" with the United Orchestra at the Seoul Arts Center in southern Seoul on Thursday evening to mark the 64th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries.The orchestra, led by Conductor Kim Bong-mi, opened the concert with Ahn Eak-tai's "Symphonic Fantasy Korea" (1936) and Israel's national anthem, followed by performances from…
The Embassy of Israel in Korea hosted a "Korea-Israel Special Concert" with the United Orchestra at the Seoul Arts Center on Thursday evening, commemorating 64 years of diplomatic relations. The concert featured performances by artists from both nations, including violinist Kim Hyun-gi and Israeli pianist Aviram Reichert, and opened with Ahn Eak-tai's "Symphonic Fantasy Korea" and Israel's national anthem. Israeli Ambassador Rafael Harpaz stated, "Today's concert is far more than an artistic performance; it reflects the longstanding friendship our two nations have built on mutual respect, our shared democratic values and a deep appreciation for culture as a bridge between our peoples." He expressed hope that the event would further strengthen ties and inspire continued cooperation.
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