Audiences Must Observe Concert Hall Etiquette to Build a Mature Culture of Viewing

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1. Recent cases of inappropriate audience behavior at classical concerts and art exhibitions have interrupted performances and damaged artworks, prompting calls for a more mature culture of viewing.
2. At the Chamber Hall of the Seoul Arts Center, an audience member made plastic bag noise for 30 minutes during a performance of La Mer Eril, prompting protests from nearby audience members; at the Hoerang Art Festival, a gold-leaf Buddhist painting was damaged.
3. The article stresses that basic etiquette should be observed, including setting phones to silent mode, refraining from applause between movements, not touching artworks, and dressing neatly.

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