· Greetings
· Appendix_ Easy to understand song list
· Playlist*
· Listen to some classic music, 4-panel comic
· Appendix_ Introduction of major composers

· Playlist details*

Scary classic eww!
I feel sob sob sob classic
Two-piece Jeongmo Classic
Devil... Hell... and tomatoes...
Class
Hallelujah Divine Power Lv.99 Classic
The range is happy, we are all happy, classic
Meow, my mind is blown! Classic
Hoyohoyo sleeping classy… … cool…
Since 1819, Michelin Curry Bread Artisan Classic
Rolling stone head@@@@ Classic
Bear Country Classic
Mom, the soup is salty, classic
Wouldn't it be better to just live? Classic
Yatta~! I joined the classical music club ('∀ `*)
8-course meal classic
Cretaceous Classic
Earth Invasion: Dried Fish Classic
Mom, where did my baby go? Classic
Basil Pesto & Ricotta Cheese Mix Classic
Don't press at night classic
Four Pillars of Destiny 50,000 won / Past Life Experience 100,000 won Classic
Playing with my nephew classic
Attack on Titan: Cat Classic
Listen to the classics for Christmas
Don't Order Me Around When I Was the Empress Classic
Heavy snow warning in the metropolitan area, emergency on the way to work
Mint Chocolate Tteokbokki Review Classic
Catch the culprit classic
How nice it would be if the appointment was canceled. Classic
High Astigmatism Fatty Classic
Is this the wind? Debussy Classic
My dad's KakaoTalk profile picture classic
Mozart's Birthday Classical
The Red Flavor Psycho and the Growling Sherlock Classic Reunion
Egyptian Classics
100,000 Silver Foildramon Classic
Good luck to our daughter on her way to work today~ Classic
1 hour with label polre
A villainess with a career of ruin joins the company as a new employee. Classic
New product #3: Classic with added spring warm jazz syrup
Ruby Red Kiwi Classic

“You can fall in love without knowing much about it.”
Fall in love with the charm of classical music, drawn to the fun of "contextless" music.

It is said that these days, the preference for culture commonly referred to as 'classical', such as classical music and art, is noticeably increasing among the MZ generation.
The trend letter 'Carrot' published by Daehaknaeil defined the trend of the younger generation who "enjoy classical music and cultivate artistic talent as a lifestyle pursuit" as "classic hip."


A representative example of this trend is the YouTube channel 'Listen to Classical Music', which has secured a wide fandom ranging from the MZ generation to classical music enthusiasts with a completely different sensibility from traditional classical content in its thumbnails and titles.
With fun titles like 'Shouldn't I Just Live Classic', 'Mom, the Soup is Salty Classic', 'I Feel Sob Sob Sob Classic', 'How Good Would It Be If the Promise Was Cancelled Classic', and 'Boss? Don't Order Me, the Empress Classic', it introduces a wide range of music, from familiar songs you've likely heard before to fresh and new songs.


The book "Listen to Some Classical Music" perfectly captures the sensibility of this channel.
It is organized in an intuitive and interesting playlist format like YouTube, so that anyone can easily discover their own 'life classic'.
I knew the names of classical music, like Beethoven, Chopin, and Debussy, but it was hard to read the song titles and I didn't know where to start.
When you open this book, you will naturally press the play button, drawn in by the unique title and curation without having to think too hard.
And before you know it, you will experience classical music as a healing, immersive experience, and a part of your daily life.


The gripping power that makes even those who dislike difficult and boring things read to the end
In-depth commentary on the work, acknowledged even by experts

If you think about it, aren't there many cases where people add hip-hop to their playlists and enjoy listening to it just because they like it, even if they don't know the history or lineage of hip-hop?
The authors of this book believe that classical music is no different.


The reason classical music has had such a high barrier to entry is probably because many people thought they had to understand it intellectually and have background knowledge, rather than listening to it intuitively and enjoying it.
Rather than teaching readers how to listen to classical music, this book helps them discover pieces that naturally resonate with them.
In fact, if you look at the comments on YouTube videos, you'll see people saying things like, "There are a lot of classic channels, but this one is rare.
"A concept that never fails to amaze, a repertoire that's not cliché!" "Classical music is too strict for my taste, but this place truly scores a perfect 120 out of 100!" "A ray of light for a classical music beginner." "Wow, the owner's music selection is incredible." "I don't know a thing about classical music...
The reviews are overwhelmingly positive, with comments like “The soul is drawn to it!”


Content created by classical music majors and skilled designers
Reaching the 'heart', not the 'head'

The YouTube channel 'Listen to Classical Music' has raised curiosity because the operator does not reveal his real name or background, but he reveals himself for the first time in the book.
First of all, both the video and the book were created by two people, not just one person.
The main characters are pen names ‘Mangdungeo’ and ‘Haedal’.
Mangdungeo, who is currently pursuing a doctoral degree at Seoul National University's College of Music and continues to perform, is in charge of selecting various classical music pieces.
And Haedal, who majored in visual design and works as a 3D modeler, dreams of popularizing classics and creates sensible titles and thumbnails.
Because it's content produced by two people with different charms, even old classics have the power to seem fun and new.


The classics are still great.
But wouldn't it be better to change the way we communicate it a little?
This book aims to help anyone create their own classical playlist by providing situational emotional playlists instead of boring theories, intuitive and vivid emotions instead of difficult explanations, and easy and sensible language instead of stiff technical terms.

[From comments on the YouTube channel 'Listen to Classical Music']

Classic channels have always been so strict that I didn't like them... but this place is really... 120 out of 100.

@**ee-p**0

A ray of light for classical beginners
@wr**ltp**

Wow, the owner here has a crazy sense of song selection...
When I go into Classic Flea, most of the songs are familiar so it's not that great, but when I come here, it's really good lol
@**ith***iott***3

I'm just a passerby who doesn't know anything about classical music, but I can't help but subscribe to the title, thumbnail, channel, and song selection...
The pull of the soul.

@A***-ex**o

There are many classic channels, but this one is rare.
A perfect match of photo and title.
A concept that I can't help but admire every time.
A repertoire that is not obvious (those who know classical music well will especially relate). However, it also includes popular songs that even those who don't know much about classical music would have heard.
Encourage viewing with an easy-to-view length of 30 to 1 hour.
I'm curious about the identity of the owner of this channel who is so sincere.

@du**bun***ib**