Review

Children in Karakol, Kyrgyzstan are creating beautiful harmony as they prepare for the upcoming school event at the end of April. 

The children in the choir are working hard to sing and practice their instruments for the event stage.

In this exercise, not only choir but also xylophone performance was performed. 

Children are preparing for a rich performance by learning pitches to the clear sound of the xylophone. 

In particular, the clear and pure voices of the two solo students in this choir stand out, raising expectations for the performance.

The children are practicing songs in three languages, including the Korean song 'Five Letters of Pretty Words', as well as the local languages, Kyrgyz and Russian. 

Thanks to the warm interest conveyed through overseas partnerships, children are developing confidence by communicating through music beyond the language barrier. 

This type of arts and culture support is a valuable opportunity for children to grow emotionally and discover their talents.

The World Educational Cultural Aid plans to continue providing professional educational support to Karakol children so that they can realize their dreams and communicate with the wider world through music.

“We learn the true value of communication as children sing and harmonize in different languages. We hope that the efforts of the Karakol Choir will bear beautiful fruit at the event at the end of April.” 

- Bang Jeong-hwan, Chairman of the World Educational Cultural Aid

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