Seo-hyun overcame the controversy over 'privilege' and paid for classical performances..Hyoyeon, "Your challenge is so touching". Cheering [Star Issue]

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Hyoyeon of the group Girls' Generation cheered for Seohyun's classical performance.

Hyoyeon wrote on her account on the 15th, "Your world that I met again. "Your challenge was so touching and cool, Seo Joo-hyun," he said, posting a number of photos and videos.

In the photos and videos, Seo-hyun appeared as a special performer at the "8th Regular Concert of the Sol Philharmonic Orchestra" held at Lotte Concert Hall in Songpa-gu, Seoul at 8 p.m. on the 13th.

Seohyun appeared in front of the orchestra in a pink dress and was delighted to be applauded by the audience after playing the violin.

Seohyun met separately with Hyoyeon in the waiting room and was congratulated, showing off the loyalty between the members of Girls' Generation.

Seohyun, who saw Hyoyeon's post, added warmth by commenting, "I love you, sister. I really do my whole heart."

Seohyun's agency Dream Ent. announced the news of Seohyun's classical performance in January and said, "In this performance, Seohyun will present the audience with classical charm by playing Vittorio Monti's masterpiece "Csárdás," which intersects with intense rhythms and mournful melodies."

Also, "The reason why this performance is even more special is that Seo-hyun is a hobbyist who has been learning violin for only about five months. Seo-hyun, who asked to call himself a friendly nickname "barinist (violin + child)," said, "I am determined to show the pure passion of those who truly enjoy music rather than the perfection of professional performers."

However, some raised suspicions of "celebrity preferential treatment" against Seo-hyun, an amateur, standing at Lotte Concert Hall, a large classical hall in Korea. The "Sol Philharmonic Orchestra" is an amateur orchestra composed of members, not majors, but it was pointed out that it was a hasty judgment to join the orchestra even though Seo-hyun had only learned violin for five months.

In response, Jeong Sook, a cast member of the 13th period of the ENA and SBS Plus love reality program "I Am Solo," expressed her view on Seo-hyun's controversy over preferential treatment as an organist. "In the beginning, the orchestra is amateurish, and Seo-hyun is also on stage, so how much he will practice, and if it's a hobby, it's even greater," Jung-sook said on social media. "Some people will go to classical concert and Lotte Concert Hall for the first time while living with Seohyun ticket power, but that's the popularization of classical music or what." He also said, "It is quite anachronistic to think that only the music we do is royal and that only the standard course is the correct answer."

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