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아름다운 호남대학교 켐퍼스 구영웅 사진 The beautiful campus of Honam University. 美麗的湖南大學坎帕斯分校

Koo Young Woong Profile IPA International Photo Exhibition Gold Prize Gold Prize for Photographing in Korea Publishing a UNESCO photo book essayist climbing President's Firing Order of the Imperial Order of Military Merit Pope Francis Blessings seven photo exhibitions seven volumes of books 具英雄 プロフィール IPA国際写真展金賞 韓国写真陣撮影大会金賞 ユネスコ写真集掲載 エッセイスト登壇 大統領奨励褒章 皇祖勤政勲章 ローマ教皇の祝福状 写真展7回 著書7巻 I want to share music with my neighbors. "I want to share the joy of music with my marginalized neighbors all my life.” Koo Young-woong, 82, an orchestra conductor, photographer and essayist, said, After retiring in 2001, he served as the conductor of the Silver Concerto in the Health Town of Bitgoeul. Koo's house located in Nongseong-dong changes its use every moment. This is because it turns into a classroom where white-haired students come to learn instruments and computer programs, an accordion, a practice room where they play trumpet, a music listening room with 1,000 LP records, and a studio where they prepare for volunteer work and classes. Koo Young-woong's relationship with music began when he joined the brass band when he was in middle school and learned trumpet. Koo, who served as a member of the Brass Band for six years as a student, will join the army and continue playing the instruments he played in the 7th Army Band. When the Gwangju Symphony Orchestra was founded, he joined the group and further developed his skills. From the very close of retirement age, Koo began to contemplate his life after retirement. He started looking for something to do without burdening his wife who was running a pharmacy and his well-grown children. Koo said, "To put music together at the same time as retirement age was to betray my life partner," and added, "Since then, I have been studying ways to do volunteer work with music, and since 2010, I have been visiting welfare facilities such as nursing homes in Gwangju, running ensemble programs using simple instruments such as drums, kestanets, and cymbals, and performing music with congenial members." In addition to the authentic ensemble, they are arranging their own music pieces to make music for the elderly's favorite trot songs and children's favorite children's songs. Whenever Koo visits welfare facilities. They take dozens of musical instruments and are passionate about teaching and learning them according to their own characteristics. It has been visiting nursing home facilities for 10 years and has been teaching various classes with beautiful music. Since 2011, he has been leading the Silver Concerto in Gwangju Bitgoeul Elderly Health Town. The Silver Orchestra is a silver orchestra composed of 30 grandfathers and grandmothers and has held its 44th concert. "It's rewarding to see the face and smile that I like while playing my own musical instrument," Koo said. "I want to show the power of music by playing beautiful music to my neighbors who are left out in a hard life." He is also a warm senior to those who are younger than him. Koo, who has held seven photo exhibitions and publication ceremonies, is now focusing only on filming because of Corona.