Sights from Seoul, Friday, January 29th. Photos by Todd Rosenberg.

Assistant ConcertmasterDavid Taylor photographs houses in Seoul's Bukchon area, which looks as if time has stopped.

Signs of spring bloom in Seoul's Bukchon area.

Assistant Principal Second Violinist Sylvia Kim Kilcullen gives a student some pointers during a master class at the U.S. Embassy.

A String Quintet with violinists So Young Bae and Corneilus Chiu, violist Danny Lai, cellist Dan Katz and bassist Dan Armstrong perform at the US Embassy in Seoul.

Principal Clarinet Stephen Williamson works with a student during a master class at the Seoul Clarinet Academy.

After another long bus ride to the concert, the Seoul Arts Center looms into view.

Cellist Jonathan Pegis prepares to go on stage for the second concert in Seoul, the last concert of the tour.

Violinist Ron Satkiewicz warms up before the final concert. of the tour.

Principal Trumpet Chris Martin, Principal Trombone Jay Friedman and Bass Trombone Charles Vernon wait for their turn to go on stage at the final concert of the tour.

Violinist Joyce Noh introduces the encore to the audience in Korean at the final concert of the tour.

Bassist Steve Lester, chairman of the Orchestra's Members Committee, speaks at the post-tour party hosted by Maestro Muti.

Director of Operations Heidi Lukas accepts the thunderous applause from the tour participants for all her hard work in making a successful tour.

Violinist Paul Phillips, Jr., his husband Lloyd Palmiter, and Assistant Principal Cellist Ken Olsen react to the speech by Maestro Muti at the Maestro's post-tour party.

Chicago Symphony Orchestra President Jeff Alexander and Vice-President for Artistic Planning Cristina Rocca react to Maestro Muti's speech at the post-tour party sponsored by Maestro Muti.

Violinist Gina DiBello and her father bassist Joe DiBello at the close of the post-tour party.