As the story of Maestro Andrea Bang was reported by numerous world media, a British art reporter came to see the maestro in 1989. He was assigned to write an article for the special edition of ‘Morning Calm’, the in-flight magazine of Korean Air, commemorating its 20th anniversary. He interviewed the maestro and saw the maestro’s museum that showed the result of the decades’ research work. The reporter was so impressed by the maestro’s achievement that he wrote an article saying that the true Cremona can be found in Seoul, as Maestro Andrea Bang is the successor of the old Cremonese masters like Stradivari or Guarneri. That was how the article was titled as ‘Cremona In Seoul.’

The company was named after this title, as it faithfully reflects what Maestro Andrea Bang has achieved through his lifelong pursuit of the heavenly sound of Cremona.