10) Music day

This was posted on 26th, March, 2015 here :

https://www.facebook.com/lolseoul/posts/399079870263695

Hello, those of you who have waited my new coffee(my post), sorry for making you thirsty.

These days, I didn't have enough time to write...
If you didn't read my previous post on my note, hope you enjoy reading it with pictures too. I prefer writing a note to writing a status, as it makes the album seem neat, and finding a note is easier than a post on timeline.

Spring arrived in Korea! I can tell as I can smell! Whenever the season changes, I can smell something different in the air. It reminds me of great memory I had in the spring of 2014!

Definitely, I'll upload some photos to share the beauty of the spring in Korea, but today, let me just share some music.
Spring! It's the perfect time to enjoy the music! (Of course, listening to awesome music is always nice though grin 이모티콘 )

The pleasure of listening to music is what really shouldn't be neglected. It's an important part of life. I just came to realize it once again, after I got stressed, as the new semester started in the beginning of March and I got several tasks and assignments all of sudden. Wow...now I see 3 weeks passed quickly! It's already 25th March! Though I'm not a musician or artist, I can't deny music is wonderful!

I love Opera songs, classical music, jazz, European pop, K-pop(some of), Korean traditional music, electronic music and so on. Let me put some links:

1. <바람을 깨우다 by 꽃별>
As most of people here are interested in Korea, first of all, I'd like to introduce this! http://bit.ly/1DZskJ3 Watching this video isn't necessary. I just recommend you to listen to this song without watching it, as I love the melody so much! Not that exotic in the beginning, but from 00:40, it's different..
This song seems to bring some emotions of Koreans. Somewhat bittersweet, wrenching, heartbreaking...
I like the player of this music. She is a Haegeum player. Haegeum 해금 is a Korean traditional instrument. It's quite similar to violin, but it has only 2 strings!! grin 이모티콘

2. <Canon variation played on the Korean traditional instrument >
Hmm it's quite famous in Korea, but for the people who think traditional music is boring, this might give you different impressions and you might love it with b-boys and beatbox! http://bit.ly/1DZxqVN

3. <Arirang Rhapsody>
Just watch it! Just Awesome!! Wonderful! http://bit.ly/1ETKoC7

4. <This is Arirang>
Great flash mob!!! Worth watching! http://bit.ly/19PZhLl

5. <Hey Bob, Hot sauce, Happy Bubble (3 songs) by Winterplay>
If you're into jazz, I'd say my favorite Korean jazz group is Winterplay! The vocalist 혜원 is so beautiful! Happy Bubble is so bright and cheerful!http://bit.ly/1CYt1m5 http://bit.ly/19lrGaX http://bit.ly/1N8vKe3

Oh, one more: If you know Nikki Yanofsky, Canadian genius musician (from Quebec) then you might like this one too!
http://bit.ly/1Ngq2Vz Definitely, I do love her! ahh I love both! smile 이모티콘

6. <If I Ain't Got You-Gayageum cover by Luna>
This will bring you different impressions, even if you're familiar with the original melody! http://bit.ly/1BqVhXj
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7. These days I often listen to Opera "Carmen" of Bizet, or some classical music!
I love this video...! http://bit.ly/1GmhbSi Here, Milstein's 'Paganiniana' is played by a wonderful Korean violinist.
http://bit.ly/1LYvD7q Carmen Fantasy by Korean pianist and violinist! Amazing!!

http://bit.ly/1oXXOrk Caprice 24(Paganini's) by David Garrett (German genius violinist): I watched this movie in the cinema, and it was wonderful!!! grin 이모티콘

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Happy Spring with great music! Hope it inspires you! ^^

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Plus:

This is nice too, if you're interested in 해금(Haegeum-Korean traditional instrument) and Irish music!  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2FU2byQ_Zk