Music flows deep into the heart
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Description
Book Introduction
Music is a wave that disperses through the air and then quickly seeps into the deepest part of the heart.
It is a language that is invisible, yet clearly exists, and it is a bridge that connects the inner self of one person to the heart of another.
The sound disappears in an instant, but its aftertaste lingers in our hearts for a long time, touching our memories and connecting with certain moments in our lives.
So, listening to music is not simply about appreciating the sound with your ears, but rather about quietly sitting down and feeling the breath and heart of the composer who created the music.
A single sheet of music contains countless thoughts, emotions, and the culmination of his life.
Sometimes it is filled with heartbreaking sadness, and sometimes with unnameable joy.
Music communicates without words, and reaches even from far away.
So some songs bring tears to our eyes, while others help us endure life without saying a word.
This book is a record of that resonance.
During my time as a performance planner and music commentator, I collected the expressions of music I encountered on stage and in everyday life.
Perhaps you too will discover a new story in the melody you have been listening to without thinking.
I hope this book will serve as your guide to help you understand music a little more deeply and experience it a little more richly.
Our days are filled with countless emotions.
Laughter and joy may pass by, but sadness, anxiety, and inexplicable loneliness that come unexpectedly shake the heart.
Such emotions often disrupt the rhythm of life and lower the temperature of the heart.
But surprisingly, music restores that broken balance.
An invisible sound knocks on the door of the heart, unties the tightly bound knot, and revives the forgotten warmth of life.
Music is the most beautiful language that heals life.
It comforts us, consoles us, and gives us the courage to walk again.
I hope that such music will flow with you throughout your day as you open this book.
May a warm breath permeate your tired heart, and a gentle light permeate your tiring daily life.
And I sincerely hope that this book will become a melody that quietly gives you strength on your journey.
It is a language that is invisible, yet clearly exists, and it is a bridge that connects the inner self of one person to the heart of another.
The sound disappears in an instant, but its aftertaste lingers in our hearts for a long time, touching our memories and connecting with certain moments in our lives.
So, listening to music is not simply about appreciating the sound with your ears, but rather about quietly sitting down and feeling the breath and heart of the composer who created the music.
A single sheet of music contains countless thoughts, emotions, and the culmination of his life.
Sometimes it is filled with heartbreaking sadness, and sometimes with unnameable joy.
Music communicates without words, and reaches even from far away.
So some songs bring tears to our eyes, while others help us endure life without saying a word.
This book is a record of that resonance.
During my time as a performance planner and music commentator, I collected the expressions of music I encountered on stage and in everyday life.
Perhaps you too will discover a new story in the melody you have been listening to without thinking.
I hope this book will serve as your guide to help you understand music a little more deeply and experience it a little more richly.
Our days are filled with countless emotions.
Laughter and joy may pass by, but sadness, anxiety, and inexplicable loneliness that come unexpectedly shake the heart.
Such emotions often disrupt the rhythm of life and lower the temperature of the heart.
But surprisingly, music restores that broken balance.
An invisible sound knocks on the door of the heart, unties the tightly bound knot, and revives the forgotten warmth of life.
Music is the most beautiful language that heals life.
It comforts us, consoles us, and gives us the courage to walk again.
I hope that such music will flow with you throughout your day as you open this book.
May a warm breath permeate your tired heart, and a gentle light permeate your tiring daily life.
And I sincerely hope that this book will become a melody that quietly gives you strength on your journey.
index
Recommendation 03
Prologue 18
Kim Sook-jin's Stage Journey 26
Ⅰ Memories of a hazy spring day
1.
The world's saddest music: Bach's Chaconne 34
2.
37 Ballerinas as Beautiful as Flower Petals
3.
Did Salieri Kill Mozart? 41
4.
Music heard at dawn 45
5.
48 Wills Left in Music
6.
Tears That Never Stop 52
7.
The Man Who Loved Trains, Vol. 57
8.
61 with love in your heart
9.
Recalling those days 64
Ⅱ A refreshing summer
1.
Music that started with difficulty 72
2. I am a performance planner.
76
3.
Outdoor performances are difficult.
80
4.
Sharing Love in Autumn 83
5.
Performance in the Rain 87
6.
90 at the beautiful Woljeongsa Temple
7.
Vision Concert 93
8.
97 Touring National Parks Around the Country
9.
100 Performance Planners
10.
Stage 103 again
Ⅲ Stories about music to listen to in autumn
1.
Is classical music really that difficult? 108
2.
On the day of the concert, call 112
3.
People Who Make Art 115
4.
El Sistema 117 in Korea
5.
Do I really need to study abroad? 120
6.
Why Do We Need a Conductor? 123
7.
Snowfall in My Heart 126
8.
Singing with a Weary Body 129
9.
Visiting the End of the Korean Peninsula 132
10. What kind of person is Karajan? 137
11.
Fantasy for Four Hands 140
12.
Majoring in classical music means 143
13.
Conductor Leonard Bernstein 146
14.
God created man, man created music 150
15.
152 Reasons Why Majors Practice Every Day
16.
How is an orchestra tuned? 155
17.
The Last Days of the Composer Who Wrote Symphony No. 9 158
18.
Breaking the mold of classics, Guldda 162
19.
Do you know Marcello? 165
20.
Dreamy Gymnopedie 168
21.
Precious Daily Life 171
22 .
Stage fright 174
IV.
Winter preparing for hope
1.
180 Morning Wake-Up Alarm Music
2.
183 Music to Listen to While Working Out
3.
185 Music to Listen to When You're Sleepy
4.
Music to listen to when you're angry 188
5.
Music to listen to when you're tired 191
6.
Music that slows down aging 193
7.
196 Music to Listen to When You're Lonely
8.
199 Music to Listen to When You're Feeling Depressed
9.
201 Music to Listen to After a Breakup
10.
Music Made Smart 203
11.
Relaxing Music 206
12.
209 Music to Listen to When You Feel Love
13.
212 Music to Listen to When You're Stressed
14.
215 Music to Listen to When You Want to Be Happy
15.
217 Music to Listen to When You Miss Someone
16.
219 Music to Listen to When You Need Comfort
17.
Music to listen to when life gets hectic 222
18.
Music to listen to while rolling around with your dog 225
19.
Sleep-Inducing Music 228
20.
Music that heals us 231
21.
Looking into Yourself 233
22.
Happy Birthday 236
23.
Listening to music makes you healthy.
238
24.
Waiting for Spring 241
Epilogue 244
Prologue 18
Kim Sook-jin's Stage Journey 26
Ⅰ Memories of a hazy spring day
1.
The world's saddest music: Bach's Chaconne 34
2.
37 Ballerinas as Beautiful as Flower Petals
3.
Did Salieri Kill Mozart? 41
4.
Music heard at dawn 45
5.
48 Wills Left in Music
6.
Tears That Never Stop 52
7.
The Man Who Loved Trains, Vol. 57
8.
61 with love in your heart
9.
Recalling those days 64
Ⅱ A refreshing summer
1.
Music that started with difficulty 72
2. I am a performance planner.
76
3.
Outdoor performances are difficult.
80
4.
Sharing Love in Autumn 83
5.
Performance in the Rain 87
6.
90 at the beautiful Woljeongsa Temple
7.
Vision Concert 93
8.
97 Touring National Parks Around the Country
9.
100 Performance Planners
10.
Stage 103 again
Ⅲ Stories about music to listen to in autumn
1.
Is classical music really that difficult? 108
2.
On the day of the concert, call 112
3.
People Who Make Art 115
4.
El Sistema 117 in Korea
5.
Do I really need to study abroad? 120
6.
Why Do We Need a Conductor? 123
7.
Snowfall in My Heart 126
8.
Singing with a Weary Body 129
9.
Visiting the End of the Korean Peninsula 132
10. What kind of person is Karajan? 137
11.
Fantasy for Four Hands 140
12.
Majoring in classical music means 143
13.
Conductor Leonard Bernstein 146
14.
God created man, man created music 150
15.
152 Reasons Why Majors Practice Every Day
16.
How is an orchestra tuned? 155
17.
The Last Days of the Composer Who Wrote Symphony No. 9 158
18.
Breaking the mold of classics, Guldda 162
19.
Do you know Marcello? 165
20.
Dreamy Gymnopedie 168
21.
Precious Daily Life 171
22 .
Stage fright 174
IV.
Winter preparing for hope
1.
180 Morning Wake-Up Alarm Music
2.
183 Music to Listen to While Working Out
3.
185 Music to Listen to When You're Sleepy
4.
Music to listen to when you're angry 188
5.
Music to listen to when you're tired 191
6.
Music that slows down aging 193
7.
196 Music to Listen to When You're Lonely
8.
199 Music to Listen to When You're Feeling Depressed
9.
201 Music to Listen to After a Breakup
10.
Music Made Smart 203
11.
Relaxing Music 206
12.
209 Music to Listen to When You Feel Love
13.
212 Music to Listen to When You're Stressed
14.
215 Music to Listen to When You Want to Be Happy
15.
217 Music to Listen to When You Miss Someone
16.
219 Music to Listen to When You Need Comfort
17.
Music to listen to when life gets hectic 222
18.
Music to listen to while rolling around with your dog 225
19.
Sleep-Inducing Music 228
20.
Music that heals us 231
21.
Looking into Yourself 233
22.
Happy Birthday 236
23.
Listening to music makes you healthy.
238
24.
Waiting for Spring 241
Epilogue 244
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: November 10, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 248 pages | 152*225*20mm
- ISBN13: 9791186861455
- ISBN10: 1186861452
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