Kim Sang-jin: Changing Love for Cello and Piano

Kim Sang-jin's song 'Changing Love for Vasoon and the Piano' was re-born and published as a version of the cello. It is even more special because of the way the display and bowling and bowled marks of Celist Kim Minge, a professor of instrumental music at the University of Seoul and now accompanying the best of concerts. The original commentary: Vasoon and the piano chain Love are divided into two parts: ‘ Hurtled love ’ and ‘healed love. ’. Personally, Vasoon's tone is thought to have a sad deep part and a funny light side. The beginnings contain Vasoon's sad poison. They used a wide bass-song range and tried to capture various expressions. The song of warm love, which has been through hardship and trials, is then concluded. Like the Mozart Basunian concerto, which is his favorite: it starts with two flats (but monotonous) g25, and it's my fourth wooden crown, and this is for the first Vasoon. Babuningweiningang was inspired by Vasunist Izi, and was born on July 7, 2018, at Lisatal Hall, Seoul's art temple. [music].

Korean title: Changing Love for Cello and Piano

Korean author: 김상진

Korean publisher: 오푸스

ISBN-13: 9791185129723