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Audiences Must Observe Concert Hall Etiquette to Build a Mature Culture of Viewing
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- Recent cases of inappropriate audience behavior at classical concerts and art exhibitions have interrupted performances and damaged artworks, prompting calls for a more mature culture of viewing.
- At the Chamber Hall of the Seoul Arts Center, an audience member made plastic bag noise for 30 minutes during a performance of La Mer Eril, prompting protests from nearby audience members; at the Hoerang Art Festival, a gold-leaf Buddhist painting was damaged.
- The article stresses that basic etiquette should be observed, including setting phones to silent mode, refraining from applause between movements, not touching artworks, and dressing neatly.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 공연장 에티켓 준수하여 성숙한 관람 문화를 정착시켜야 합니다
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