This week's episode of SING THE QUEEN CITY features two conductors from Korea who now call Cincinnati their home: Sarah Kim, conductor of the Cincinnati Korean American Chorale, and Hyejung Jun, who was previously the May Festival conducting fellow.

Cincinnati and the World: A Mini Series, Part 2: Sarah Kim and Hyejung Jun

Cincinnati is truly "The City That Sings"! The May Festival, America's oldest choral festival, has been celebrating singing in our city since 1873 - but our city's choral tradition is now more vibrant than ever. Join us as we talk to the singers, conductors, and administrators that make our city a great place for singing. New episodes available weekly beginning October 15, 2020. Subscribe today and visit us online at www.mayfestival.com for more information.

The name "Sing the Queen City" is used by permission of ArtWorks and Chase Public. Learn more about ArtWorks and their exciting programs at artworkscincinnati.org.

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Cincinnati is truly "The City That Sings"! The May Festival, America's oldest choral festival, has been celebrating singing in our city since 1873 - but our city's choral tradition is now more vibrant than ever. Join us as we talk to the singers, conductors, and administrators that make our city a great place for singing. New episodes available weekly beginning October 15, 2020. Subscribe today and visit us online at www.mayfestival.com for more information. The name "Sing the Queen City" is used by permission of ArtWorks and Chase Public. Learn more about ArtWorks and their exciting programs at artworkscincinnati.org.

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Cincinnati and the World: A Mini Series, Part 2: Sarah Kim and Hyejung Jun

Cincinnati and the World: A Mini Series, Part 2: Sarah Kim and Hyejung Jun