went to classic concert
Jan 28th 2010 02:10
One of my friends is so into going to concerts whatever music is played in it.
She normally likes British rock bands and Korean Indie bands, but today's one she suggested me to go with was a classic concert.
She told me that the player was a violinist named Laurent Korcia who mainly played cinema music and famous for playing music in 'Cinema Paradiso', 'Mission Impossible' and so on.... and it was not a common chance to see him in our country.
I had no reason to refuse going there at all. Most of all, it was free! So I accepted her suggestion.
There is a program called "EBS Space 공감(sympathy)" that invites audiences for free from monday to friday. And there are practically no restriction about artists who perform there. From domestic/foreign top artists to totally unknown new faces. You can get to know(how can I express '접하다'? It doesn't mean 'touch', 'contact', or 'adjoin'......) artists you didn't know about through this program.
According to it, its purport(/draft?) is to try to sympathize with audiences through music whatever kind of it is.
They normally give artists two days to perform there and one of which is recorded for broadcasting, but not everytime.
You can apply an admission ticket on EBS site, but it's random to be chosed.
The reason I talked about it is because it was this program where she got invited to his concert.
Anyway I looked for some information about him before going there and could see many articles about his first visit to Korea. He's French and was chosen as one of the sexiest men alive by People in 2008. (haha he was really sexy.) And in one of article he mentioned that he was impressed by violinist Hyeon Soo Shin and movie director Gi Deok Kim and added he loved Korean food so wanted to have Real Korean food here.(I'm not sure if it's true but obviously good to hear.)
So the first impression toward him was great so I looked forward to his performance.
To make a long story short, his performance was really amazing. I hardly know about classic music and instruments but you know, real great performance moves people.
I enjoyed it very pleasedly, especially when he played with an accordionist.
It was such a beautiful and outstanding performance.. I loved it!
Is there anybody who knows and likes Laurent Korcia?
+ I have a few questions about how to express these.
1 "~에 푹 빠져있다", like "그녀는 ~하는 것에 푹 빠져있다."?
2 "구미가 안 당기다", like "난 (~~하는 것이) 별로 안 땡겨~."
She normally likes British rock bands and Korean Indie bands, but today's one she suggested me to go with was a classic concert.
She told me that the player was a violinist named Laurent Korcia who mainly played cinema music and famous for playing music in 'Cinema Paradiso', 'Mission Impossible' and so on.... and it was not a common chance to see him in our country.
I had no reason to refuse going there at all. Most of all, it was free! So I accepted her suggestion.
There is a program called "EBS Space 공감(sympathy)" that invites audiences for free from monday to friday. And there are practically no restriction about artists who perform there. From domestic/foreign top artists to totally unknown new faces. You can get to know(how can I express '접하다'? It doesn't mean 'touch', 'contact', or 'adjoin'......) artists you didn't know about through this program.
According to it, its purport(/draft?) is to try to sympathize with audiences through music whatever kind of it is.
They normally give artists two days to perform there and one of which is recorded for broadcasting, but not everytime.
You can apply an admission ticket on EBS site, but it's random to be chosed.
The reason I talked about it is because it was this program where she got invited to his concert.
Anyway I looked for some information about him before going there and could see many articles about his first visit to Korea. He's French and was chosen as one of the sexiest men alive by People in 2008. (haha he was really sexy.) And in one of article he mentioned that he was impressed by violinist Hyeon Soo Shin and movie director Gi Deok Kim and added he loved Korean food so wanted to have Real Korean food here.(I'm not sure if it's true but obviously good to hear.)
So the first impression toward him was great so I looked forward to his performance.
To make a long story short, his performance was really amazing. I hardly know about classic music and instruments but you know, real great performance moves people.
I enjoyed it very pleasedly, especially when he played with an accordionist.
It was such a beautiful and outstanding performance.. I loved it!
Is there anybody who knows and likes Laurent Korcia?
+ I have a few questions about how to express these.
1 "~에 푹 빠져있다", like "그녀는 ~하는 것에 푹 빠져있다."?
2 "구미가 안 당기다", like "난 (~~하는 것이) 별로 안 땡겨~."
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went to a classical concert
One of my friends is so (really) into going to concerts whatever music is played in it(no matter what kind of music it is).
She normally likes British rock bands and Korean indie bands, but today's one she suggested me to we go with was to a classical concert.
She told me that the player was a violinist named Laurent Korcia who mainly plays cinematic music (film scores) and is famous for playing the music in 'Cinema Paradiso', 'Mission Impossible' and so on....
and it was not a common rare chance to see him in our country.
Most of all importantly, it was free!
So I accepted her suggestion (invitation?).
There is a program called "EBS Space 공감(sympathy)" that invites audiences to come in for free from Monday to Friday. (We call this a studio audience. Many shows give out free tickets to be in the studio audience.)
And there are practically no restrictions about on what kind of artist who performs there.
You can get to know(how can I express '접하다'? (What's wrong with "You can get to know new artists?" "You can be introduced to new artists." "You can be exposed to new artists.")
They normally give artists two days to perform there and one of which only one performance is recorded for broadcasting, but noteverytime.
You can apply for an admission ticket on the EBS site, but it's random to be chosen tickets are awarded at random (or) recipients are chosen at random.
The reason I talked about it I'm talking about this is because it was at this program where she got invited to his concert.
Anyway I looked for some information about him before going to the concert and couldseeI saw many articles about his first visit to Korea.
(haha he was really sexy.) And in one of the articles he mentioned that he was impressed by violinist Hyeon Soo Shin and movie director Ki-deok Kim and added that he loved Korean food so he wanted to have real Korean food here.(I'm not sure if that's true but it's obviously good to hear.)
So the my first impression toward (about) him was great so I looked forward to his performance.
I hardly know about classical music and instruments but, you know, a real great performance moves people.
I enjoyed it very pleasedlythoroughly, especially when he played with an accordionist. (Ha, "pleasedly"? Even if you write "very pleasantly," it doesn't work here. That's such Korean-style grammar.)
I don't know what 당기다 means though. Maybe "[Doing ]~~ doesn't appeal to me."
I don't think "to fall into" is quite fit with what I wanted to express..
But "~ doesn't appeal to me" seems right for that situation, though.
Thanks!