Conductor Gum Nan-se, the pride of Korea, graduated from Seoul National University and studied under professor Rabenstein at the College of Music of the Universität der Künste in Berlin.

After winning a prize at the Herbert von Karajan Conductor’s Competition, a most renowned affair, in 1977, he became the artistic director and permanent conductor of the European Master Orchestra. He then served as the permanent conductor of the Moscow Incheon Philharmonic Orchestra. In 1998, Gum founded the Eurasian Philharmonic Orchestra, a “venture orchestra,” and has been actively showcasing colorful and lavish music to the audiences.

He served as the Chair Professor of the Changwon National University in 2012 and principal of Seoul Arts High School from 2013 to 2019. He was appointed the honorary principal in 2019 and contributed to the educational world. He is currently the general artistic director and the permanent conductor of the Seongnam City Symphony Orchestra.

Yoon graduated from the Department of Vocal Music at Mokpo National University and the Graduate School of Chosun University. Later, he received his doctorate in Choral Musical Arts at the Graduate School of Gwangju University.
Conductor Yoon Young-moon has organized choirs and devoted himself to chorus education while serving as a secondary school teacher for 37 years. From 2007 to 2010, he was the director of the Gwangju Women Choir Competition and largely contributed to the development of Gwangju’s choral music.

He was appointed as the director and conductor of Gwangju MBC Children’s Choir and City Boys & Girls Choir. Also, he was in the Gwangju CBS Women Choir, Gwangju Bukgu Choir, and Boys & Girls’ Choir of Gwangju Foreign Language Network, and he served as the adjunct professor of the Gwangju National University of Education and president of Gwangju Choral Association.
He is currently actively participating as the Vice President of the Korean Federation for Choral Music, Chair of the Music Association of Gwangju Metropolitan City, member of the steering committee of the Gwangju Opera Group, and the permanent conductor of Gwangju Bukgu District Choir and Gwangju Loving Couple Choir.

Pianist Kwon Hyun graduated from the Department of Music Education at the College of Education of Chonnam National University and graduated from the Chonnam National University Graduate School. Later, he completed the advanced International Academy Piano course at Germany’s Cologne University of Music and Dance (HfMT Köln). He is now recognized for his talent when he plays for piano recitals, accompaniments, and ensemble performances. In particular, he is known as a talented pianist for being the permanent accompanist of the Gwangju City Choir when he was a university student. He has served as a lecturer at the Gwangju National University of Education, Gwangju University, and Gwangju Arts High School.
Kwon is currently actively performing as the permanent accompanist of the Gwangju City Choir and a professional pianist.

Lee Yoon-seok, a graduate of the Seoul National University’s College of Music and Norwegian Academy of Music (Norges musikhøgskole), is the representative Korean harmonicist. He is one of the most talented players who were selected as the Kumho Young Artist from the Kumho Asiana Cultural Foundation and uJung Rising Star from the uJung Foundation. His talent was recognized after he won prizes from the “World Harmonica Festival” held in Germany and the “Asia pacific Harmonica Festival” held in Hong Kong and Malaysia. Lee has gained recognition for becoming the first person to graduate from the Norwegian Academy of Music, majoring in harmonica.
Currently, he is actively performing in Korea and Norway.