The Busan Modern History Museum has announced that it will hold its May monthly performance at the annex's multipurpose cultural space on May 25 at 4 PM.

The ‘Monthly Performance’ is a program that has been held every month since the annex opened last year, offering a variety of genre performances to citizens in Busan’s original downtown area.

This May, the classical guitar duo 'Polyphony,' consisting of guitarists Seo Seung-wan and Kim Kyung-tae, will grace the stage.

Polyphony is a well-loved team that showcases a wide range of genres, including classical music, art songs, movie soundtracks, popular songs, children's songs, and Korean traditional music.

The name Polyphony, meaning 'multiple voices in music,' reflects the duo's aspiration to pursue more three-dimensional musical __EXPRESSION__s.

Since forming in 2005, they have been actively participating in international music festival fringes, various guitar music festivals, and broadcasts. Notably, they were selected as 'Rising Stars' at the Tongyeong International Music Festival Fringe in 2012, 2015, and 2016.

Their albums include their debut record 'Song of Polyphony' (2011) and 'Song of Polyphony 2 [ROMANCE]' (2015), recorded at Herz Jesu Kirche in Wuppertal, Germany in the summer of 2013.

In celebration of Family Month this May, Polyphony has prepared a program that can be enjoyed by all age groups. The performance will feature pieces that reflect the meaning of family, starting with Henry Bishop’s "Home Sweet Home," Park Tae-joon’s children's song "Thinking of Brother," and composer and music producer Michael Hoppe’s "Beloved (Unconditional Love)."

Additionally, there will be a talk session where the audience can learn about Polyphony’s activities over the past 20 years as Busan’s classical guitar duo.

Kim Ki-yong, Director of the Busan Modern History Museum, said, “I hope you find a moment of peace listening to the gentle melodies of classical guitar at the Busan Modern History Museum annex.”