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Yunchan Lim in Seoul: Mendelssohn, Tchaikovsky & Mussorgsky
Yunchan Lim in Seoul: Mendelssohn, Tchaikovsky & Mussorgsky
Seoul Arts Center
Concert97 Min
Julius Asal in Recital: Scriabin, Scarlatti & Brahms
Julius Asal in Recital: Scriabin, Scarlatti & Brahms
Seoul Arts Center
Concert125 Min
Renaud Capuçon & Kit Armstrong: Mozart Violin Sonatas
Renaud Capuçon & Kit Armstrong: Mozart Violin Sonatas
Seoul Arts Centre
Concert89 Min
DG125 – Víkingur Ólafsson: Bach's Goldberg Variations Live from Seoul
DG125 – Víkingur Ólafsson: Bach's Goldberg Variations Live from Seoul
Seoul Arts Center
Concert83 Min
DG125 – Nelsons conducts Mendelssohn & Schumann – with Seong-Jin Cho
DG125 – Nelsons conducts Mendelssohn & Schumann – with Seong-Jin Cho
Seoul Arts Center
Concert100 Min

Interviews

On Scriabin, Scarlatti and Brahms
On Scriabin, Scarlatti and Brahms
Julius Asal
Interview9 Min
On Robert Schumann's Piano Concerto
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On Robert Schumann's Piano Concerto
Seong-Jin Cho
Interview5 Min

About

Seoul Arts Center

Seoul Arts Center
Korea's leading art complex, the Seoul Arts Center opened in 1988 and has played a pivotal role in the country's – and the broader region's – cultural life ever since. Among its buildings are a 2,523-seat concert hall, a 354-seat recital hall and, since 1993, the 2,305-seat Seoul Opera Theatre.