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Jamsil saxophone orchestra: the October 12 concert is sold out

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Gangnam Saxophone Orchestra and Choi Hee-hoon are scheduled to perform at Lotte Concert Hall in Jamsil, Seoul, at 19:30 KST on 2026-10-12. Multiple saxophones share melody and rhythm in this ensemble. The official performance page showed all seats sold out when checked, so this is not a currently bookable recommendation for travelers without tickets.

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Session

2026-10-12 19:30 KST · Lotte Concert Hall

Booking status

All seats sold out when checked. Ticket collection is not a new-ticket sale.

Admission

Elementary-school pupils and older · 100 minutes including a 15-minute interval · face price KRW 110,000

Familiar music through saxophones

The announced programme includes saxophone-orchestra arrangements of Hey Jude, Sing Sing Sing, Shostakovich’s Waltz No. 2 and Dvořák’s Symphony No. 9. One listening approach is to notice how popular songs and orchestral music change within the same family of instruments. This is an editorial suggestion based on the announced instrumentation, not a review of an attended performance.

Venue, age limits and face price

The venue is on floor 8 of Lotte World Mall, 300 Olympic-ro, Songpa-gu, Seoul. The concert lasts 100 minutes including a 15-minute intermission. Admission is for elementary-school pupils and older; preschool children cannot enter. The listed face price is KRW 110,000 for every seat, not evidence of available seats or a current discount.

If you already have a ticket

Existing ticket holders can collect tickets at the floor-8 lobby ticket counter from 18:00. This time is calculated from the operator’s rule that collection begins 90 minutes before the performance. Collection of reserved tickets does not mean new tickets are sold on site. Without a ticket, avoid building your day’s journey around this concert.

AI summarized and translated official sources. No human editorial review or field visit was performed.