On a sunny spring day, a gift-like day unfolded for children more beautiful than flowers. Beautiful melodies that rang out at 'Jacob's House,' where children longing for parental warmth gather, warmed the hearts of those who watched.

On the morning of the 25th, at the child welfare facility 'Jacob's House' in Pyeongtaek, Gyeonggi Province, the 3rd 'Bread Music Corps' mini concert was held. 'Jacob's House' has been a haven protecting infants and young children who could not receive parental care for more than 40 years, and that day special artists gathered in one place for the children.

The concert opened with violist Kim Nam-joong and pianist Hwang Ji-hee. They attracted attention by explaining familiar classical pieces such as 'Salut d'Amour' and 'Swan' step by step at the children's level while performing. Mesmerized by the captivating sound created by the viola and piano, the children watched the stage with sparkling eyes.

The stage by jazz vocalist Ko Jeong-gon, who introduced himself as "the singing uncle," was truly a festival. When 'Cherry Blossom Ending' and 'The Octopus's Dream' rang out, the children stood up from their seats, danced, sang along and enjoyed the music with their whole bodies.

Next, the Mannayouth Choir chamber group took the stage and added emotion by singing songs such as 'The day I met you' with clear voices. The sight of the brothers and sisters in matching choir uniforms singing earnestly gave the children unforgettable memories. After the performance, all performers and volunteers handed out flower balloons and played with soap bubbles, reaching the peak of a warm spring picnic.

After the event, the artists rather expressed their gratitude to the children. Violist Kim Nam-joong said, "I keep seeing the children's pretty smiles. I was happy to be able to share warmth through music," and pianist Hwang Ji-hee also confessed, "It was an honorable day to perform in front of pure audiences. I hope the music serves as a small comfort to the children."

Lee Ju-hee, director general of 'Bread Music Corps,' who planned the event, said, "I was glad to serve these precious children with God's heart," and added, "I believe this time created with wonderful coworkers will remain beautiful memories for the children."

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