Changwon Philharmonic Orchestra, is founded in 2010 combined with City of Changwon, Masan, and Jinhae, In past, Masan Philharmonic Orchestra founded in 1984 and performed through out more than 850 concerts. Changwon Philharmonic Orchestra founded in 1991 and performed more than 800 concerts. In accordance with started by associated City of Changwon, Masan and Jinhae, combined two Philharmonic Orchestras, and this was the first combined Philharmonic Orchestra in Korea(2011)

Changwon Philharmonic Orchestra attended in Symphony Festival at Art Hall(Jeonju), Voice Festival, Yeongnam Modern Music Festival and Tongyoung Modern Music Festival, and also received a favorable comment the Gala concert of 2008 Beijing Olympic Game and the 16th anniversary of Korea-China diplomatic relations' celebration concerts in Chiana. Changwon Philharmonic was recognized the playing ability by challenging performances of contemporary composers such as Yun Yesang, Penderecki, Lutoslawski and Schoenberg, especially "Gurrelieder" of Schoenberg was first time performed in Korea.

Changwon Philharmonic Orchestra also received a public favor through out a various operas, to play the best power and the best performances held in music festival with under worldwide conductors. To develop cultural art of popularization and local cultures, Changwon Philharmonic Orchestra presented a beautiful melody of Marine Music Festival, Exchange Music Concert, Campus Music Concert, Youth Music Night, Loving Enterprising Music Concert, Lunch Time Concert.

After combined to one big city, Changwon Philharmonic Orchestra with 130 players, became a new icon in Korea and developing impressive music characters under Music director, Daejin Kim through out the nation.

DAEJIN KIM is one of the most leading pianists and pedagogues in Korea. He won in 1985 the first prize in the prestigious 6th Robert Casadesus International Piano Competition (presently, the Cleveland Competition). In 1986, Mr. Kim made his New York debut and received an exceptionally favorable review from the critic for the New York Times who wrote that "Daejin Kim demonstrated all the accouterments necessary for a successful solo career.” Since then, he has performed in recital and with orchestra in major cities throughout the United States, Europe and Asia.

In 1994, Mr. Kim family moved to Korea and since then he has become a prime example of that rare individual who is able to successfully combine both the demanding careers of a concert artist and the most productive teacher. His master classes have drawn international recognition and at the same time, he has been able to maintain a full schedule of performances such as one-day performance of the complete Beethoven's Piano Concertos and the complete cycle of the Mozart Piano Concertos. His recent discography includes 2 Piano Concertos by Mozart (K.488 & K.453), which he conducted the Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra from the keyboard, and 2 Schubert Piano Sonatas (D.664 & 784).

In recognition of his achievements, he was awarded 'the Professor of the Year' Award by the Music Association of Korea and recently, he received ‘the Artist of the Year’ decoration by the Ministry of Culture in Korea, as well as the Grand Prize by the Daewon Cultural Foundation in 2017. He was also two-time recipient of the Professor Award by Kumho Music Foundation, an honor given to the professor who made the most outstanding pedagogical achievements.

Mr. Kim has been on the jury member for the prestigious competitions such as the Busoni, the Gina Bachauer, Clara Haskil, the Beethoven (Vienna and Bonn), the Cleveland, the Takamatsu, the Hamamatsu, the Takamatsu, the Leeds, the Queen Elizabeth and the Rubinstein International Competitions.

His students have won the prizes in the major international competitions including the first prize at the 2005 Clara Haskil, the Leeds (Sunwook Kim), and the Geneva and the Busoni Competition (Chloe Jiyeong Mun).

After a series of close collaboration as a soloist and a conductor for many years with the Suwon Philharmonic Orchestra, one of the prestigious orchestras in Korea, he was the Music Director from 2008 to 2017 During those years, Mr. Kim and the Suwon Philharmonic Orchestra made successful debut concerts at the Carnegie Hall and the Musikverein (Goldener Saal) and the Merano Festival, the Herrenchiemsee Festival and the Bruckner Festival in Linz, and featured the complete cycle of Tchaikovsky and Sibelius Symphony which have been released on the Sony Classical Label. He also appeared frequently as a Guest Conductor for the Jańaček Philharmonic, Slovak Philharmonic, the Buenos Aries Philharmonic Orchestra and many others.

Daejin Kim received a Bachelor's, a Master's, and a Doctoral degree from the Juilliard School where he studied with Martin Canin. He has been the Director of the Korea National Institute for the Gifted in Arts and currently is the Professor of Piano at the Korean National University of Arts and the Music Director of the Changwon Philharmonic Orchestra.

Changwon City Chorale is a newly created choir of three cities, Changwon, Masan and Jinhae, which was integrated and created in 2012 after the three cities were launched as integrated Changwon cities in July 2010. As a single choir, it boasts the largest scale and grandest sound of about 90 people. The Changwon City Chorale has inherited Changwon's historical artistic sense and is expanding its art world from baroque to contemporary creative songs, Korean songs and folk songs, as well as opera <Magic Flute>, creative musical <Songs of the Sea> and musical concert <Les Miserables>. It is also a symbol of harmony through art, offering beautiful harmonies to Changwon citizens, and singing of dreams and hopes of containing local culture through classical choral. It pursues steady development and performance of local culture, art and content. In 2016, he introduced Changwon's harmony to the world at the classical music's home turf of Austria's Graz, Vienna and Weiz through the International Exchange Music Concert.

The conductor, KONG KEE-TAE, who had been making a constant effort to study beautiful sound and wonderful harmony, moved to the United States in 1997. He was conferred master degree, which is about the classical music of the Renaissance and English orthodox academic tradition of chorus, after studying under Dr. Eph Ehly and Dr. Simon Carrington, a world-famous choral conductor and a noted authority on choral teaching method of the graduate school of University of Missouri Kansas City and Kansas State University.

Further, he was admitted into Arizonan State University(ASU), taking the doctoral degree course, studying under Dr. David Stocker, Karen Parthun, George Umberson, and David Schildkret, and was conferred the doctor degree in ACM conduct after his study of the modern choral music style and new choral academic tradition of United States. While in school he got distinguished as promising student and he won Chancellor’s Non-Resident Award, School of Music, University of Missouri-Kansas City, Dean’s Award, Herberger College of Fine Arts, Arizona State University and Choral Full Scholarship, School of Music, Arizona State University, and came to extend his ability as conductor by conducting Graduate School Choir, Conductors Ensemble and Mission Ensemble of Arizona State University.

Being good at organizing events and having full experiences in presiding over a meeting he, secretary of Korean Federation For Choral Music, built up experiences in international events by serving as the executive committee member in the 10th World Symposium on Choral Music held in Korea in 30 years.

He served as deputy conductor of the Daegu Municipal Chorus, standing conductor of the Pohang Municipal Chorus and artistic director, standing conductor of the Cheongju Municipal Chorus. director of Korean Federation For Choral Music, director of Korean Choral Directors Association, director of Korean Church Music Association, member of Korean Choir Study Academy and Affiliated professor of Daegu Catholic University.

Kong, who started to serve as artistic director & chief conductor of Changwon City Chorale, has been striving to impress Changwon citizens with various repertoires and sophisticated choral music.

First established as the Gyeongnam Provincial Dance Company in 1984, the dance company, along with the prosperity of Changwon city, was renamed/re-established as the Changwon City Dance Company in March of 1987 and has been actively involved in the development of culture and arts within the Gyeongnam region ever since.

The Changwon City Dance Company has made great cultural contributions to the region by transmitting and re-creating Korean traditional dances, and also vitalizing dancing arts within the region.

Through its first permanent choreographer Lee Gyeong-Ae, 2nd permanent choreographer Lee Namju, 3rd permanent choreographer Baek Hyeon-Sun, 4th permanent choreographer Kim Pyeong-Ho, 5th permanent choreographer Han Sang-Geun and 6th permanent choreographer Kim Hyo-Bun, the Changwon City Dance Company has been continuing to create an easy-to-approach modernized interpretation of traditional dances in an effort to spread interest in the art of dancing, while forming an emotional bond with the citizens of Changwon.

The Changwon City Dance Company is looking forward to inherit and develop the tangible/intangible cultural assets of the Changwon region; discover new masterpieces that represent the identity of Changwon; develop new repertoires for Korean traditional dancing; and ultimately set a foundation for Changwon to become a great cultural city.

The Changwon City Dance Company will nurture both artistic value and mass appeal and will grow into a globally recognized dance company.

Roh Hyun Sik is the recipient of the 27th "Seungmu," Korea's important intangible cultural asset, and received a doctorate in social physical education at Kyonggi University.

He served as a visiting professor at Kyunghee University, Sangmyung University, Hanyang University, Chungnam National University, Cheongju University, Chonbuk National University, Mokwon University, and Far East University, and was a choreographer of Gumi City Dance Company and the Gyeonggi Provincial Dance Company.

He received a great deal of praise in dance critics. He won the Special Award (military exemption) at the 32nd National Dance Competition, the Acting Award at the 19th Seoul International Dance Festival (president of the Korean Dance Association), the Culture and Sports Minister Award at the 9th National University Dance Competition, the gold award and acting award at the 10th National Dance Festiva(the Minister of Public Administration and Local Autonomy Award), and the award for choregraphy(2010), the award for best dance group(2014), and the award for artist(2017) at PAF.

He is currently an artistic director and choreographer of the Changwon Municipal Dance

Company, a guest choreographer of Singapore DES ARTS and a visiting professor at the Korea National University of Arts.

While maintaining the philosophy of Korean dance, he is expanding the spectrum of Korean dance to a dynamic stage through dance that fits modern sensations. choreographer Noh Hyun-sik has developed a documentary-style dance genre by expressing important social events in dance.

Founded in 1991 to foster the emotions of children and adolescents through desirable cultural and artistic activities, the Changwon City Boys and Girls' Choir is a proud art mission of Changwon City that delivers choral songs of various genres to the local people with their beautiful harmony. Since its inception, it has held over 450 concerts, including 71 regular and special performances, and invited performances, a national youth and girl singing festival, an exchange concert, and a visiting music concert.

The choir was invited to perform at the opening ceremony of the World Korean Chamber of Commerce, the 2018 UNESCO International IAEC Joint Conference, the 2018 ISSF Changwon World Cup Shooting Competition, the opening ceremony of the 2018 Korea-African Economic Cooperation Conference, the opening ceremony of the 2018 World Shooting Championships, and the 59th anniversary of the March 15th democratic movement, as well as international cultural exchanges with Changwon’s sister cities including Ma-ansan and Dongneung of China.

Conductor Ji graduated from Stefani National Music Institute in Italy with a senior degree from world-renowned tenor Mario del Monaco disciple Osvaldo, and graduated from the Italian Arena Academy of Choral Conduct. While working as a choir member for the national broadcasting station "ORF" in Austria and a choir member for the "New Beine Opera," Oppenbaha's operetta "Paris Life" and other European stages, including opera "Hokkins Marshal." She is considered a musician who creatively directs various genres of choral music based on her unique stage performance, and her condensed ability and deep musicality.