Duo Venti Wind Orchestra (DVWO) 듀오벤티윈드오케스트라 / Republic of Korea

In 2022, a special connection began with a joint performance during a club exchange event between Yonsei University and Korea University. Wind players from Yonsei’s amateur orchestra “Euphonia” and members of the Korea University Wind Orchestra (KUWO), who had each cultivated their love for wind music at their respective schools, came together and shared the powerful experience of uniting through music. This encounter inspired the belief that “we can go further together.” What began as an exchange soon developed into a single wind orchestra, and through regular rehearsals and performances, they have built strong teamwork and deepened their musical expression. Currently, about 30 amateur wind musicians—15 each from Yonsei and Korea University—perform together under the name Duo Venti Wind Orchestra. United by a shared and genuine passion for wind music, they have grown into a solid musical community rooted in communication and solidarity. DVWO is made up of non-music majors who simply love wind music, and when they take the stage, they perform with sincerity and connection, sharing the joy of music with their audience. They now look forward to telling their story through music on the grand stage of the Jeju International Wind Ensemble Festival.

Conductor Chun Sung-Zib
Conductor Chun Sugn-Zib, recognized for his insightful musical interpretation and warm leadership, is a composer-turned-conductor who graduated from the Department of Composition at Yonsei University. With his refined sensitivity and structural understanding as a composer, he has gradually expanded his presence as a conductor. As a composer, he has received multiple accolades, including the Grand Prize in the orchestration contest for the Severance Medical School anthem, Excellence Award at the Doo Nam Jae Korean Art Song Competition, and Third Prize at the 16th Seil Korean Art Song Competition, earning recognition for his creative talent and his deep exploration of the aesthetics of Korean art songs. His path as a conductor has been equally meticulous and sincere. He has completed the Young Conductors Forum and NMK Academy Conducting Masterclass, building both theoretical and practical skills. He has served as assistant conductor for the Korean Academic Orchestra (KAO) and Yonsei University Amateur Orchestra “Euphonia,” gaining extensive experience on stage and developing his musical leadership. Deeply understanding the pure passion and potential of amateur musicians, he is especially gifted in uniting their heartfelt performances into one cohesive musical voice.