Jang Han-na's Daejeon Grand Festival, Opening Concert: Joy of Collaboration

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The third edition of **Jang Han-na's Daejeon Grand Festival** is set to open, bringing together a celebration of exceptionally talented and passionate young musicians. This year's theme, **"Joy of Music,"** explores music as a lifelong companion that reflects the full range of human emotion — joy, anger, sorrow, and happiness. Artistic Director Jang Han-na, who has led the festival for three years, closes her tenure with a program that encapsulates her artistic vision and musical philosophy. Following past themes of "Be Yourself!" and "Immortal Beloved," the festival now arrives at its grand finale, embracing the pure joy that music brings. Audiences can look forward to the most dazzling lineup in the festival's history, featuring some of classical music's most exciting young stars alongside outstanding local performers. The festival opens with a spectacular **concerto evening**, spotlighting three of today's most talked-about soloists: - **Zlatomir Fung** — the youngest winner in the history of the Tchaikovsky International Competition (2019), celebrated for his flawless technique and intellectual depth - **Julius Asal** — a Deutsche Grammophon artist and rising German sensation, acclaimed for his dreamlike, mesmerizing tone - **Chloe Chua** — a teenage violin prodigy captivating audiences far beyond Asia They are joined by the vibrant sound of the **KBS Symphony Orchestra**. --- **PROGRAM** Rossini — *William Tell* Overture Saint-Saëns — Cello Concerto No. 1 in A minor, Op. 33 | *Zlatomir Fung, cello* — *Intermission* — Ravel — Piano Concerto in G Major, M. 83 | *Julius Asal, piano* Bruch — Violin Concerto No. 1 in G minor, Op. 26 | *Chloe Chua, violin*

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