The 6th Annual Vocal Music Department Concert

- November 15^th(Sat) at 3 p.m., at the Dream Forest Concert Hall

The Department of Vocal Music (headed by Professor Lee Yoon Jung) will hold its 6th Annual Concert on November 15^th(Sat) at 3 p.m. at the Dream Forest Concert Hall. The concert is open to all current students, prospective students, and anyone interested in vocal music, and admission is free. Those wishing to attend may register in advance through the department’s website.

Under the theme “Songs Sung Together as One,” the concert will feature 62 student performers, including 46 members of the SCU Choir and 16 members of the SCU Women’s Choir. Together, they will deliver a rich and moving performance filled with familiar and beautiful choral pieces.

The program will begin with the SCU Choir (conducted by Professor Hwang Yu Soon) performing Coronation Mass in C Major, K.317 by W.A. Mozart. The SCU Women’s Choir (conducted by Professor Lee Myung Hee) will follow with Song of the Wind by Kim Jung Wook and Night Snack (Bamyanggaeng) by Jang Kiha. Finally, under the baton of Professor Hwang Yu Soon, both choirs will join together to perform When a Flower Blooms by Yoon Hak Jun and Beautiful Country by Han Tae Soo, delivering a heartfelt message of unity and harmony.

Professor Lee Yoon Jung, Chair of the Department of Vocal Music, commented, “As the first classical music education program offered by a cyber university, our department leads innovative vocal education through a structured and distinguished curriculum delivered by top-tier faculty, both online and offline. This concert will showcase not only each student’s individual voice but also the beauty of coming together as one, creating a stage filled with harmony, inspiration, and hope for both the performers and the audience.”

Founded in 2018 as Korea’s first online university vocal music program, the department offers flexible, personalized courses that allow anyone regardless of time constraints or location to pursue their dream of studying vocal music. The program includes online lessons on singing foreign-language songs, fundamental music theory such as Introduction to Vocal Music and Sight Singing and Ear Training, stage movement courses, and various liberal arts subjects.

In addition to theoretical training, students can build practical performance skills through online and offline lessons, including one-on-one instruction, small group sessions, master classes, and level-specific content. With instruction from Korea’s top professors and special lectures by renowned vocalists from around the world, the department provides a rich and professional learning experience for all aspiring singers.