Reviews
I think I've increased the spirit of classical music reviews. It's a lot of criticism that can be written by people who have a very simple knowledge of multi-dimensional learning and at the same time have a musical sensitivity. But that's not too difficult. Once it's open, you can read it without knowing how much time it takes. They're logical and persuasive, and the style is elegant and neat. In a word, it's a precious book.
Park Sang-won: Opera of the Soul
The writer has been a classical member of the group of music crew Verdi for over 20 years, and already in '40, he has established a Western musical work and a record review of his collection of videos, and there are 86 reviews of the waves coming from the soul's waters. This time, the inner page of the book was opened with the opera of the soul, and also contained 64 main-size-sized reviews of Western music. This is how he completed his two 150 reviews of Western music and records, which are not about the creative jingles of writers, or the composers and musicians' episodes. And it's not about the dullness of music theory. The reviews in the book are a systematic argument for a musical subject that must be learned in Western music. Although so many classic music guides have come out, it may be no exaggeration to say that the modern composers of the Middle Ages, such as the Organum, Madegarl, and Mass, who are the stokhausen, the Varez, Synke, and Yun-Wi, and Jean's philosophical and ideological depth, through all of Western music until they reach Sukun, were not far from being a mere opera of waves and souls coming from the sea of the soul.
Korean title: 영혼의 오페라
Korean author: 박상원
Korean publisher: 책과나무
ISBN-13: 9791167520012
Reviews
I think I've increased the spirit of classical music reviews. It's a lot of criticism that can be written by people who have a very simple knowledge of multi-dimensional learning and at the same time have a musical sensitivity. But that's not too difficult. Once it's open, you can read it without knowing how much time it takes. They're logical and persuasive, and the style is elegant and neat. In a word, it's a precious book.
