Music becomes a journey! Paju Inyong Hwang Music Space Camerata and Concino Concrete

Music has a magical power to move people’s hearts. In times of sadness and joy, they embrace, comfort, and support each other and become friends. I wonder if this is why music is so indispensable to travel, like a thread and a needle. A trip to Paju is a little different. This is because Paju is a space where music, which used to be a supporting role on a trip, becomes the main character.

Inyong Hwang Music Space Camerata (hereafter referred to as Camerata) and Kongcino Concrete are spaces dedicated to listening to music. Even in these days when digital sound sources are overflowing, the emotion felt in a space of music, by music, and for music is quite different from that of digital sound sources. If Camerata is the backbone of Paju’s music room, Kongcino Concrete is a rising star. Both boast superb vintage audio systems. The main characters were the large theater speakers of Western Electric in the US and Clangfilm in Germany, which dominated the 1920s and 1930s. The raw charm that digital music cannot reproduce leads many travelers to Camerata and Concino Concrete.

There is a private soldier’s village in Gwangtan-myeon. It is a village built in the hometown of Kim Hyeon-seong, who wrote and composed the lyrics and music for the late Kim Gwang-seok’s ‘Letter from Private’, and is indispensable for a trip to talk about music. Paju Yongmi-ri Rock-carved Bed (Treasure) and Majang Lake Suspension Bridge are also good places to look around on a spring outing.

Inquiries: Inyong Hwang Music Space Camerata 031-957-3369 / Kongcino Concrete 031-946-5800