Jenna Abirashed: Oriental Piano

The French-born Lebanon writer Jenna Abyshad's "The Ouriental" piano. A moving graphic Noble, drawn from his great-grandchildren' point of view, was the existence of a real person who invented the Oriental Piano, which can play Oriental music. The author, who has an amazing capacity in black and white paintings, gives a detailed description and rhythm of the ancient Middle East paintings that combines the two world-wide epic narratives of music and language. In the 1960s, Abdalla Carmanza, who was a piano tuner and musician in Beirut, received an invitation letter from Austria, the capital of music, and headed for Vienna with his friend Victor, showing his own original piano that he developed after a long study. His piano, which is implemented up to a quarter of the Western scale, is praised by the best musicians and musicians of his day. Since his early childhood, Genzen, a former official history of the government of Lebanon, has learned Arabic and French, is in conflict with identity, traveling through Lebanon and France. She is a person who shares two languages with two cultures, just as her great-grandfather eventually created the Oriental piano that connects the East and West.

Korean title: 오리엔탈 피아노

Korean author: 제나 아비라셰드

Korean publisher: 이숲

ISBN-13: 9791186921616