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Yellow Umbrella
Illst. by Jae-Soo Liu, Music by Dong-il Sheen(Kane-Miller)
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Awards:
IBBY's Outstanding Books for Young People with Disabilities
Parenting magazine Best Book of the Year
New York Times Best Illustrated Book 2002
Hardcover $19.95
Country: South Korea
Ages: All Ages
Themes: Art, Music
Kane-Miller Best Seller
Book Details
Pages: 32 Size: 8 x 10
Hardcover ISBN: 1-929132-36-0
Full Color Illustrations
Hardcover (dust jacket)
Audio CD Enclosed
"This lovely and unusual treat will lend itself to multiple readings and interpretations,
and inspire classroom activities ranging from art and creative writing
to quiet contemplation."
- Kirkus Reviews, September 15, 2002
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"Song Of Shoyong" is an unique old Korean song. Two different characters in this song, the envious monster and the generous Choyong, are very impressive to the poeple of today. Their attitudes can be interpreted in various ways. Remaking the ancient song to updateed music is challenging. It is difficult to recompose "Song of Choyong" keeping the original emotion. Fortunately, there are "Dance of Choyong" and "Sujechon" the accompaying music still. This is the new interpretation of Sujechon, and the mood of the song is created by the composer's creativity. |
CD: Korean Song of Thousand Years
Label: KBS
Credits: Composer : Dong-il Sheen |
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Gayaguem, originally 12 stringed zitar often comparing to Koto from Japan, is the most popular Korean traditional instrument. My concerto is written for 21 stringed reformed Gayaguem and Korean Traditional Orchestra.
In the first movement, percussion instruments were exculded and lyricism was accentuated.
The structure ot the whole piece was constructed according to the flow of sense following intuition. The first movement is contemplative. |
CD: Essence of Gayaguem
Label: Yedang(Seoul, Korea)
Credits: Lee You-na(Gayaguem) |
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In the second movement of the Gayageum Concerto, percussion instruments finally appear, and gaegeum, peeri and gayageum take on finly divided roles. This is to reveal the contrapuntal flow or to increase the density in harmonic background. The second movement is dynamic whearas the first movement is contemplative. |
CD: Essence of Gayageum
Label: Yedang
Credits: Lee You-na(Gayageum) |
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