The Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra’s fall and winter program sets out a vision for the ensemble’s future, the orchestra's music director Jaap van Zweden said at a press conference on Tuesday. At its core, he explained, it will showcase diversity and the orchestra’s chameleon-like colors.

“It is a blueprint of what we have done over the past year, balancing legacy with adaptability. The future for a symphonic orchestra is to be a chameleon,” he said. “A good example sits right next to me. He educated himself as a brilliant musician. We’re always looking for brilliant musicians and talent, and you see that in our programming.”

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