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At the invitation of the Embassy of the Republic of Korea, seven young musicians, including the world-renowned gayageum player Hyun-Ji Oh, performed a captivating Korean Fusion Music Concert at the Kolarac Endowment.

The ensemble enchanted the audience with traditional Korean folk songs and the traditional fan dance, Sanjo. In addition to these classics, the concert featured modern Korean pop songs by artists like BTS, Blackpink, and IU, alongside the Serbian folk song “Lepe li su nano Gružanke devojke,” all performed with the accompaniment of traditional Korean instruments.

The fusion of traditional and modern music created a unique and memorable experience, showcasing Korea’s rich cultural heritage while bridging the gap between different musical worlds.

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