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Classical guitar lesson with Denis Sungho






Guess who this gorgeous guy? 
He is the world wide guitarist 'Denis Sungho Janssens'
We are proud to announce this news that he comes to Seoul YWCA every Saturday.

Denis Sungho is the musician and also adopted to Belgium when he was young.
He won the 1st place at the Belgium young talent competition. 

The reason he visits Seoul YWCA is to teach the Youth who wants to learn the classical guitar. 
He is doing this lessons without any charges just for the volunteer work. What a wonderful work he does! The major beneficiary is the Youth who is vulnerable to social and economical problems. 

There are total eight students to have lesson now. :) 

Have a look at the vivid site of lesson filmed by Seoul Y blogger. 

https://blog.naver.com/syulmo/221395765545

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