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The Korean Traditional Music Orchestra of the Blind
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Monday, October 20 @6:30 p.m. | Calvin University
About the Artist: KTMOB is a distinguished ensemble of visually impaired musicians, established in 2011 through a collaboration between Korea’s Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism and the Siloam Center. Since its founding, the group has earned international recognition for performances that weave together traditional Korean instruments with a wide spectrum of musical styles. More than a concert, their work delivers a deeply moving expression of resilience, determination, and hope—demonstrating the extraordinary power of music to transcend barriers and unite people across cultures, experiences, and abilities.
New in 2025:
KCWM's K-Culture Club
K-Culture club is a new monthly gathering where participants watch Korean media, share written reflections, and engage in level-based group discussions led by Korean volunteers who practice English, while participants learn about Korean culture and language expressions. The club is free but accepts donations for future cultural events.
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