Drive-in Concerts Held

#. Drive-in Concerts Held

 

Two Korean cities recently offered special concerts for their citizens.

These concerts let people enjoy music and observe social distancing at the same time.

On April 25, the city of Yongin became the first to organize a "drive-in" concert.

It took place in the parking lot of Yongin Citizen Sports Park.

The audience stayed in their cars and watched the performance.

Meanwhile, the musicians performed on the back of a truck instead of a stage.

Every Sunday in May, Seocho District in Seoul is also holding a series of drive-in concerts.

They are taking place in front of the district office building.

The concerts feature various genres of music.

An orchestra was even invited to play classical music.

To listen to the music, people opened their car windows or turned in to a designated radio frequency.

In place of applause, they turned on the hazard lights of their cars.

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hazard @ |hæzərd 1.위험 (요소)   2.틀릴 셈치고 제안하다   3.~을 위태롭게 하다

In place of applause, they turned on the hazard lights of their cars.

@ In place of somebody / something ~ 대신에

Everybody is aware of the hazards of smoking.

a fire/safety hazard  , hazard lights

 

frequency @ ˈfriːkwənsi 1.빈도   2.빈발, 잦음   3.(소리·전자파 등의) 진동수

To listen to the music, people opened their car windows or turned in to a designated radio frequency.

a frequency band 

There are only a limited number of broadcasting frequencies.

Fatal road accidents have decreased in frequency over recent years.