Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star

  • A song of little stars that illuminated everyone's childhood. Born from an 18th-century French traditional melody adorned with beautiful lyrics by English poet Jane Taylor, this piece offers eternal classical beauty through its simple yet deeply resonant melody. Like the stars in the night sky, its pure and clear melody warmly embraces our hearts.

    • Composer: Traditional French melody "Ah! vous dirai-je, maman" (1761)

    • Lyrics: Jane Taylor (1806)

    • Arranger: SunYoung Park

    • Conductor: SunYoung Park

    • Kyuri Choi (Vn), Yoorhi Choi (Vn), Eunha Kim (Vc), August Jong Hyun Lee (Vc), Anne Kim (Fl), Yeseul Park (Ob), Jina Jang (Pf), Eunhye Grace Hwang (Pf), Isabel Yun (Mezzo Sop), Jennie Yukyung Byun (Sop), Shin-Yeong Noh (Sop)

A Lover’s Concerto

  • The second movement of life's symphony - where Baroque elegance meets modern celebration. This miraculous transformation of Christian Petzold's classical minuet into 1960s pop represents the overwhelming emotions parents feel when holding their newborn child. The sweet harmonies and flowing melodies capture that moment when time seems to stop, when the world becomes perfect, and when every note seems to celebrate the precious gift of a new soul entering the world.

    • Arranged after Sandy Linzer and Denny Randell, the piece is based on Christian Petzold’s Minuet in G major, BWV Anh. 114.

    • Arranger: Wonji Lee

    • Performer: Jennie Yukyung Byun (Sop), August Jong Hyun Lee (Vc), Anne Kim (Fl), Yeseul Park (Ob)

Game Medley

  • The chaotic symphony of adolescence - where reality blurs with virtual worlds. This medley of game music from different eras mirrors the restless energy and scattered attention of teenage years. From arcade adventures to modern digital dramas, each melody represents a different escape route from the overwhelming confusion of growing up. The rapid shifts between nostalgic 8-bit sounds and contemporary themes capture the emotional turbulence and constant search for identity that defines this pivotal stage of life.

    • Composer: David Whittaker (Circus Charlie), Tadashi Kimijima (Bubble Bubble), Koji Kondo(Super Mario Bros.), Jung Jae-il (Squid Game), Hirokazu Tanaka based on Russian folk Korobeiniki (Tetris), Pablo de Sarasate (Carmen Fantasy, op. 25 after Bizet’s Carmen)

    • Arranger: Wonji Lee (Circus Charlie, Bubble Bubble), Yuhlmae Son (Super Mario Bro.), Tetris (SunYoung Park)

    • Performer: Wonji Lee (Multi-instrument 1), Yuhlmae Son (Multi-instrument 2), SunYoung Park (8bit & Vn), Kyuri Choi (Vn), Eunha Kim (Vc), August Jong Hyun Lee (Vc), Anne Kim (Fl), Yeseul Park (Ob)

Storm (La tempest) from The Four Seasons

  • Vivaldi's winter storm becomes the perfect metaphor for teenage turmoil. The fierce, unpredictable violin passages mirror the emotional storms that rage within every adolescent heart. Like a young person caught in the blizzard of hormones, peer pressure, and self-doubt, this music captures the intensity of youth's struggles - the sudden outbursts of anger, the quiet moments of vulnerability, and the relentless search for shelter in an adult world that seems both beckoning and terrifying.

    • Composer: Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741)

    • Arranger:

    • Performer: Yoorhi Choi (Vn), August Jong Hyun Lee (Vc), Eunhye Grace Hwang (Pf)

This Is Me from The Greatest Showman

  • The pivotal moment when wandering ends and self-acceptance begins. After years of confusion and searching, this powerful anthem from 'The Greatest Showman' represents that breakthrough moment when a young adult finally declares "This is me!" - flaws, dreams, fears and all. It's the musical embodiment of standing tall after the storm, of embracing one's authentic self, and of finding the courage to step into adulthood with purpose and dignity. This is where the lost teenager transforms into a confident individual.

    • Composer: Benj Pasek & Justin Paul

    • Arranger: Wonji Lee

    • Conductor: Wonji Lee

    • Performer: Isabel Yun (Mezzo Sop), Jennie Yukyung Byun (Sop), Shin-Yeong Noh (Sop), Kyuri Choi (Vn), SunYoung Park (Vn), Yoorhi Choi (Va), August Jong Hyun Lee (Vc), Eunha Kim (Vc), Anne Kim (Fl), Yeseul Park (Ob),

Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be)

  • The serene wisdom of maturity - "Whatever will be, will be." This gentle standard embodies the peaceful acceptance that comes with adult experience. After the storms of youth and the urgency of self-discovery, this melody represents the mature understanding that life cannot be completely controlled, only embraced. It's the soundtrack to raising children, building careers, and learning to find beauty in uncertainty. Doris Day's optimistic delivery captures the radiant confidence of someone who has found their place in the world.

    • Composer: Jay Livingston & Ray Evans

    • Lyricist: Ray Evans

    • Arranger: Chaeyeon Lee, Wonji Lee

    • Performer: Shin-Yeong Noh (Sop), Yeseul Park (Ob), Eunha Kim (Vc), Jina Jang (Pf)

Widmung

  • Schumann's tender dedication to his beloved Clara represents the profound depths of mature romantic love. This isn't the passionate infatuation of youth, but the deep, abiding devotion that grows between two souls who have weathered life's challenges together. The delicate interweaving of melody and harmony mirrors how two lives become beautifully intertwined through shared experiences, mutual support, and unconditional acceptance. Liszt's piano arrangement adds layers of complexity, like the rich tapestry of a long and cherished relationship.

    • Composer: Robert Schumann

    • Poem: Friedrich Rückert

    • Arranger:

    • Performer: Yoorhi Choi (Vn), August Jong Hyun Lee (Vc), Eunhye Grace Hwang (Pf)

Hymne à l'amour

  • Piaf's immortal hymn to love captures the all-consuming passion that can transform an adult's world. This is love at its most intense and sacrificial - the kind that makes one willing to give everything, to follow anywhere, to become completely vulnerable. Written from her own experiences of profound love and loss, this chanson embodies the magnificent obsession that can overtake mature hearts. The soaring melody mirrors the intoxicating heights of deep romantic connection, while the minor key hints at love's potential for both ecstasy and heartbreak.

    • Composer: Marguerite Monnot

    • Lyricist: Édith Piaf

    • Arranger: Yuhlmae Son

    • Performer: Shin-Yeong Noh (Sop), Yoorhi Choi (Vn), Jina Jang (Pf)

Graceful Ghost Rag

  • As life moves into its later chapters, this whimsical ragtime piece captures the gentle, philosophical acceptance that comes with age. The "graceful ghost" represents how the elderly carry within them all their past selves - the child, the teenager, the young adult - now viewed with tender nostalgia rather than regret. Bolcom's fusion of old and new styles mirrors how senior years blend memory with present reality, creating something uniquely beautiful from the accumulated experiences of a lifetime lived fully.

    • Composer: William Bolcom

    • Arranger: SunYoung Park

    • Performer: Yoorhi Choi (Vn), Eunha Kim (Vc), Jina Jang (Pf)

As Life Goes On (살다보면) from Musical Sopyonje

  • "As life goes on..." - these simple words carry the profound weight of accumulated years. This Korean masterpiece from 'Sopyonje' embodies the serene melancholy of later life, when the frantic struggles of youth have given way to quiet contemplation. The melody flows like a gentle river, carrying memories of joys and sorrows, successes and failures, all now viewed through the lens of hard-earned wisdom. It's the musical equivalent of sitting on a mountain peak, looking back at the winding path that led to this moment of peaceful understanding.

    • Composer: Kim Hee-Gap

    • Lyricist: Kim Kwang-jin

    • Arranger: Yuhlmae Son

    • Performer: Jennie Yukyung Byun (Sop), Yoorhi Choi (Vn), Kyuri Choi (Vn), SunYoung Park (Vn), Eunha Kim (Vc), Jina Jang (Pf)

Op. 83, No. 8 (arranged for flute, oboe, cello and piano)

  • Bruch's intimate chamber work seems to evoke the quiet, profound conversations that happen in life's later years. Unlike the grand orchestral gestures of youth, this music speaks in whispers. It is as if four close friends were gathered by a fireplace, each taking turns to share a story while the others respond, their voices weaving into one gentle melody before settling again into silence.

    • Composer: Max Bruch

    • Arranger: Dohyun Jeon

    • Performer: Yeseul Park (Ob), August Jong Hyun Lee (Vc), Eunhye Grace Hwang (Pf)

Memory from Musical Cats

  • In the twilight of existence, Grizabella's haunting "Memory" becomes the voice of every aging soul looking back on their journey. Like an elderly cat who has lost her former beauty and grace, this final song captures the profound loneliness and regret that can accompany life's closing chapters. Yet within the melancholy lies a deeper truth - that even our mistakes and losses are part of the sacred tapestry of existence. The soaring climax represents not just memory, but the hope for redemption, for understanding, and for the peace that comes with accepting our complete story - shadows and light together.

    • Composer: Andrew Lloyd Webber

    • Lyricist: Trevor Nunn (based on T.S. Eliot's poetry)

    • Arranger: Wonji Lee

    • Conductor: Wonji Lee

    • Performer: Isabel Yun (Mezzo Sop), Jennie Yukyung Byun (Sop), Shin-Yeong Noh (Sop), Yoorhi Choi (Vn), Kyuri Choi (Vn), SunYoung Park (Vn), Eunha Kim (Vc), August Jong Hyun Lee (Vc), Anne Kim (Fl), Yeseul Park (Ob)