Marshal Kim Jong Un, first secretary of the Workers' Party of Korea, first chairman of the DPRK National Defence Commission and supreme commander of the Korean People's Army, enjoyed the performance.

When Kim Jong Un, together with his wife Ri Sol Ju, appeared at the auditorium, stormy cheers of "Hurrah!" burst forth.

He waved back to the audience and warmly congratulated them on the war victory day.

Appreciating the performance were Korean People's Army Vice Marshal Hyon Yong Chol, vice-chairman of the Central Military Commission of the Workers' Party of Korea and chief of the General Staff of the KPA; Kim Kyong Hui, secretary of the WPK Central Committee, Jang Song Thaek, vice-chairman of the National Defence Commission, Department Director Kim Yong Chun and Secretary Kim Ki Nam of the WPK Central Committee, who are Politburo members of the WPK Central Committee; Secretaries Kim Yang Gon, Kim Yong Il, Kim Phyong Hae and Mun Kyong Dok who are alternate Politburo members of the WPK Central Committee; Ri Pyong Sam, director of the KPISF Political Department who is an alternate Politburo member of the WPK Central Committee; party and army officials and KPISF service personnel.

The performance began with narration and music "Our Victory Day July 27".

Put on the stage were colorful numbers including chorus "Long Live Generalissimo Kim Il Sung," male duet and chorus "Victors," male guitar quartet ensemble "Song of Soldier," female sextet "My Dear Has Become Hero" and accordion quartet "We Will As Ever Defend Seas of the Country".

The performers sang of the undying feats of Kim Il Sung who wrought miracles of history by defeating the most atrocious U.S. imperialists in the war.

Oral narration "Promise," female solo "He Has Come with President's Love" and other pieces represent boundless reverence for Generalissimo Kim Jong Il, who developed the Korean People's Army into an elite army and turned the DPRK into an invincible politico-ideological and military power with his unique Songun politics in the worst adversity to glorify the July 27 victory day.

Dialogue poem "Smile a Broad Smile" and mixed duet and chorus "For Posterity" and other numbers dealing with honor and pride of holding in high esteem Marshal Kim Jong Un, a peerlessly illustrious commander of Songun, who is bringing earlier the final victory of a thriving Korea with noble outlook on posterity and future were acclaimed by the audience.

He expressed great satisfaction over the excellent performance vibrant with the revolutionary zeal and stamina of the vanguard of the Songun revolution.

He mounted the stage to give congratulations on the successful performance, waving back to the enthusiastically cheering performers and audience.

He expressed expectation and conviction that they would share the idea, will, breath and destiny with the leader and take the lead in the defence of the leader, social system and people. He had a photo session with all the participants.