GYEONGGI ARTS CENTER

The Gyeonggi Libera Orchestra is Korea’s first talent-development orchestra for people with disabilities, providing focused training and diverse performance experiences over a two-year period to support individuals in growing as professional disabled artists.
Targeting registered residents with disabilities aged 19 and above in Gyeonggi Province, the orchestra offers weekly professional instruction and aims to become a skilled ensemble supported and enjoyed by the local community. The inaugural ceremony was held on December 3, 2024, in celebration of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities.

Breaking away from the perception of disability as a limitation, the Gyeonggi Libera Orchestra selects talented members with potential to develop their skills and pride. Through a structured system that supports member activities and steady growth, as well as collaborations with other Gyeonggi arts groups and various orchestras, members gain extensive performance experience.

Founded with the goal of creating an orchestra supported and shared by the residents of Gyeonggi, the Gyeonggi Libera Orchestra seeks to move beyond a passive audience and become a communicative, participatory ensemble.
Residents can support the orchestra through donations on various platforms, participate in composition and ensemble activities, or contribute their talents—such as photography, videography, or volunteering—through the orchestra’s supporter programs. Together, they can celebrate and support the artistic activities and growth of people with disabilities in Gyeonggi.
A unique and new harmony in the world has begun.