Comedian Kim Hyeon-cheol, on a roll as a classical conductor: "13 performances this year alone" [Radio Star][Star TV]

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Comedian and conductor Kim Hyeon-cheol shared an update on his activities as a classical conductor.

The episode of MBC's 'Radio Star' broadcast on the 11th was themed "Jang Hanna, Me," featuring appearances by Jang Hanna, Kim Hyeon-cheol, Go Woo-rim, and Hari Mu.

On that day, Kim Hyeon-cheol said, "I've been a bit busy lately," revealing that he has conducted 13 performances this year alone.

Kim Hyeon-cheol revealed that he had initially declined to appear on 'Radio Star.' He explained, "I'm doing many performances, but I thought I would have to make people laugh if I came out on 'Radio Star,' so I turned it down. However, when I saw Jang Hanna's name on the list of guests, I decided to come."

The reason was Jang Hanna, who serves as the president of the Arts Center. Kim Hyeon-cheol stated, "I have performed in many venues, but I have never once stood at the Arts Center. I have always dreamed of one day making my debut there, and then the president appeared right next to me."

He continued, "I previously submitted an application for a performance review at the Arts Center. I thought I would get it, but I was rejected in the review process."

In response, Jang Hanna said, "The competition is fierce, and there is also an external review committee," adding, "Since different customer segments seek different types of performances, I believe anyone can perform at the Arts Center."

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