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EWHA College of Music, part of Ewha Womans University, stands as Korea’s first music department founded in 1925. It has a storied history of pioneering music education, including forming Korea’s first all-female orchestra and fostering cross-cultural collaboration. As part of the Centennial Celebration, the EWHA Giving Thanks concerts honor 100 years of musical leadership with performances spanning the United States and Seoul. This page highlights the performer profile, a detailed biography, discography highlights, and forthcoming tour details designed to help fans secure their seats with ease.

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From the first Korean solo recital at Carnegie Hall by Kim Ja-Kyung to multi-continental performances featuring Western classical repertoire alongside Gugak and Ewha ensembles, this centennial program continues Ewha’s mission of musical exchange. Follow official channels for updates and access to tickets and event notices.

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  • Founded in 1925 as Korea's first music department; Ewha College of Music has a long history of pioneering music education (including the first all-female orchestra in Korea).
  • 1950 milestone: Kim Ja-Kyung became the first Korean to give a solo recital at Carnegie Hall.
  • Centennial celebration: Ewha Giving Thanks concerts mark 100 years of Ewha College of Music; events in the United States (Lancaster, PA and Carnegie Hall, NYC) and Seoul were part of the program.
  • Ticket pricing for the NYC concert starts at around $40, per event materials from the Korean Cultural Center NY.
  • Seoul portion of the centennial celebration occurred May 21, 2025 at Seoul Arts Center Concert Hall, featuring as many as 300 performers.
  • Genre and style: repertoire blends Western classical music with Gugak and traditional Ewha ensembles, reflecting Ewha’s cross-cultural musical mission.

From the first Korean solo recital at Carnegie Hall by Kim Ja-Kyung to multi-continental performances featuring Western classical repertoire alongside Gugak and Ewha ensembles, this centennial program continues Ewha’s mission of musical exchange. Follow official channels for updates and access to tickets and event notices.

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