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Park Jong-ho: Asking Park Jong-ho about Opera

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It is a book that can easily unearth the curiosity about operas that bury operas in the Sun. Park Jong-ho, a psychiatrist and an opera expert who has visited numerous opera performances and records, is an opera document based on 30 years of vivid experience and knowledge. Based on the experience of seeing more than 500 performances in the world's oil opera house, he has created a simple and fun story. The book consists of the form of questions and answers that the main character and teacher are asked for opera beginners. The more questions that are reflected in the curiosity and bias that the public has about opera, the more they are asked. The author kindly explains the rules of opera, helping to solve public misconceptions and doubts while at the same time improving the overall structure and form of opera. In particular, opera beginners are preparing for the challenges they may face in the face of an opera. The point to keep in mind when selecting or viewing opera CDs and DVDs, even the heart of going to an opera house with its dress and preparation and opera performance, is a kindly indication. The appendix also introduces opera works that are intended to be presented to the first people to see it.

Korean title: 박종호에게 오페라를 묻다

Korean author: 박종호

Korean publisher: 시공사

ISBN-13: 9788952750396

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OK*****
March 22, 2009

Operas had no chance of reaching more than theater and musical. Perhaps even if there were tickets, he wouldn't have thought of going to the ball easily because of the burden. It is undeniable that I am not as familiar as the genre. "To the Puppyho Ask Opera" is a book chosen at a reading session at work, so it's hard to say "No.". A library that was read. In fact, the word "elevator" in the title did not easily pass the first chapter of recognition. But I was so ashamed of the title that I was

DO*******
January 21, 2009

Bok-ho asks the opera. I had recommended this book for the reading discussion. I feel like I'm only getting into economic, self-respect. I've been recommending it as a book on opera. I had never read a book for a long time, even though I had to offer it with words. I have to read it at the D-1 of the debate. I immediately picked up the book. The reason it's so popular is because the person who comes out as a star is also called "Schomoke". The leading character is learning one thing about opera

JO*******
January 29, 2008

The first time I was able to get the whole opera to be seen was when I entered college. My sexual-based friends invited me to their "Matan's Death" show in Bever. I was so excited about listening to the whole song that I was just watching all the great Aryas in high school music class. But my expectations were completely shattered. I was standing in a position far away from the stage, and it was not easy to appreciate calmly reading the subtitles that were installed next to the stage. So my

IS********
December 21, 2007

I personally like music quite a lot. Still insisting on LP. It's exciting and fun to hear your favorite music. Movies are pretty good. Take a look at each one. Musical is a new and rare experience, but the more it is heard, the more attractive it feels to be the result of any of the things. But opera? I've never seen him, honestly. No, I've seen it before. Was it an opera? I don't know if I can. This is the kind of opera that has nothing to do with me, just frankly not interested. Why does it

SY******
December 11, 2007

Before I see this book, the only opera singer I know is Lutian Pavarati. But after I finished this book, I got a lot of new information and interest. First of all, I could enjoy the opera, and in my head, that opera was a particular class of perfumes who were very plagiarized and noble and who were trying to protect their last pride. But there's a very subtle charm to this opera. The first is that the voice of opera singers is the key point of the view. The voice changes the role and the

SO******
December 8, 2007

Opera is an art that is naturally a little bit distant from the common people. But when you're on a subway or a bus, it's easy to get an opera ad. "Pigaro. Hey, Piero! The music Pipirogarogagaro" is a familiar tune even though you have not seen it. So we're living with operas in our daily lives, unawares. But to go to one of the operas, you first have to face fear. If you're going to see an opera, and you've got to wear some clothes and watch some operas, it hurts your head to focus on which

SO*****
December 6, 2007

You may have been eating a child while visiting your destination in unfamiliar regions. There is a revolution in the world that can simply overcome these difficulties. It's called the navigation. If you enter the destination, usually by being in a car, the voice of the beautiful lady will give you a comfortable guide to the destination. Along with guidance, we also provide a dangerous road or speed limit. This device, called navigation, allows us to visit the unknown area, the first street,

HM******
December 2, 2007

The performances that so-called educated people enjoy finding are usually played by musical or opera. The access barrier is felt from the price of tickets to the distance that people can recognize their faces, and it takes hundreds of thousands of dollars to get it down. Is that why the government said the results of a survey were so expensive that the article itself was not realized? What's clear is that many people are referring to musicals and operas as expensive hobbies, stories from

CO*******
December 1, 2007

I had visited a bookstore earlier where I would build up a culture for music. I picked several school books to learn properly from the beginning, but somehow I just couldn't get over the bookcase. Music was just a sound, but it was so hard for me to read without having been actively studying. The classical music that I had learned in my ears was so, and I didn't have to say opera. I bought a DVD with an opera, and I heard a song I couldn't understand, and then I fell asleep on the couch. The

ZZ********
November 27, 2007

What if I'm interested in opera, but I don't feel better? Yes, he did. Although interested in opera, the duds were not out of their way. I knew nothing about classical, like the character of this book, and I didn't see a few musicals. But I wanted to know what was the most basic, whether operas were minor or minor, what was their difference in musicals, the historical background of the birth of opera, and so on. If you buy this book at this level of scale, it will never disappoint you. Instead,

박종호: 박종호에게 오페라를 묻다
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