SGC Cultural Foundation Holds 'Noon Concert' at Changwon Fatima Hospital, Expanding Cultural Outreach

[Financial News] The SGC Cultural Foundation held a classical music concert at Changwon Fatima Hospital in South Gyeongsang Province for patients, their caregivers and medical staff.
According to the SGC Cultural Foundation on the 26th, it held an 'Outreach Sharing Concert' in the lobby on the first floor of Changwon Fatima Hospital on the 20th.
The concert was organized to give patients receiving treatment at the hospital, their caregivers and medical staff an opportunity to relax through music.
The performance featured the six-member classical group Bellavi Ensemble. The performers, comprising a soprano and a baritone, two violins, a saxophone and a piano, presented a program spanning classical and popular music.
Highlights included 'Queen of the Night Aria,' performed as a soprano solo, and 'Golden,' arranged for two violins. There was also an ensemble performance featuring baritone, saxophone and piano.
About 150 people, including Changwon Fatima Hospital Director Park Jin-mi, other hospital staff and patients, attended the performance.
The foundation plans to expand its cultural outreach programs in everyday spaces such as hospitals.
A foundation official said, "It is very meaningful to be able to offer patients and medical staff genuine emotional comfort through music, a shared language," adding, "We will continue to actively develop on-the-ground cultural outreach programs and promote shared growth with the local community."
The SGC Cultural Foundation continues its efforts to improve citizens' access to culture and the arts through performances at hospitals and community facilities.
In February this year, it held a concert in the lobby of Kyung Hee University Hospital in Seoul featuring the string quartet Lumière Quartet. In May, it held the 'Seocho Cultural Sharing Concert' at the Seocho Cultural Arts Center.

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