Meet classical violinist David Kim. A child prodigy since the age of six, David fiercely trained to be a world-class violinist under his mother’s intense supervision. In this first installment of NAYA, David graciously invites us to his home and the music hall where we explore his passion for music and the journey that led him to become the concertmaster of the Philadelphia Orchestra. NAYA (나야), produced by KoreanAmericanStory.org, is a mini-documentary series that paints vivid, visual stories of unique Korean American individuals and passion for their craft. May virtual screenings are additionally sponsored in part by <a href="https://www.laborheritage.org/content.aspx?page_id=22&amp;club_id=533040&amp;module_id=665762" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">DC Labor FilmFest</a> and the Global Labor Film Festival Network.

From Child Violin Prodigy to Concertmaster (David Kim, NAYA)

Classical violinist David Kim explores his passion for music and the journey to becoming concertmaster of the Philadelphia Orchestra.

Welcome to the whimsical world of Beyond Costumes, owned and operated by Yon Yuh Zweibon for the past 20 years in Yonkers, NY. A Wharton MBA graduate and former accountant, how did this spunky woman end up owning one of the largest independent costume collections on the east coast? In this episode of NAYA, Yon takes us through infinite rows of costumes as she shares her story and the drive behind her passion for running this magical warehouse. NAYA (나야), produced by KoreanAmericanStory.org, is a mini-documentary series that paints vivid, visual stories of unique Korean American individuals and passion for their craft. May virtual screenings are additionally sponsored in part by <a href="https://www.laborheritage.org/content.aspx?page_id=22&amp;club_id=533040&amp;module_id=665762" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">DC Labor FilmFest</a> and the Global Labor Film Festival Network.

A Magical World of Costumes (Yon Yuh Zweibon, NAYA)

Yon owns a whimsical costume shop in Yonkers NY, one of the largest independent collections on the east coast.

NAYA Series: David Kim and Yon Yuh Zweibon

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