Coway Water Color Choir Holds Lunch Concert on the Occasion of Disability Day

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Coway's visually impaired choir, the 'Water Color Choir,' announced on the 20th that it held the '4th Lunch Concert' at the Coway headquarters in Seoul Guro-gu J-Tower on the 16th, ahead of Disability Day (April 20).

Founded in 2022, the Water Color Choir is a mixed choir composed of severely visually impaired members, and has contributed to expanding the base of disability culture and arts and creating jobs through various competitions and performances.

This year's lunch concert featured a total of seven songs under the theme 'Filling the small pauses of daily life with beautiful melodies.' The choir captivated the audience with familiar and lyrical songs such as 'Beautiful Dreamer (On the Path of Dreams),' 'Uphill Road,' 'Mountain Oil Flower,' and 'Don't Worry, My Dear.' In the middle of the performance, special guest 'Blue Breeze Quartet' enhanced the quality of the stage with a jazz performance featuring a saxophone, keyboard, bass, and drum quartet.

A Coway official stated, "This event was arranged so that employees could experience the stage of disabled artists up close and share a time of empathy and healing through music," and added, "Moving forward, we will continue to spread the values of inclusion and empathy through various activities to improve awareness of disabilities."

Meanwhile, in addition to operating the Water Color Choir and the Blue Wheels Wheelchair Basketball Team, Coway continues its disability awareness improvement activities, including producing Braille learning materials and playbooks for visually impaired children and creating audiobooks for reading-vulnerable groups.

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