Ji-Hae Park: The violin, and my dark night of the soul
ジヘ・パク: バイオリン―魂の暗闇を越えて
Ji-Hae Park spreads the joy of classical to music to those who might not otherwise hear it -- and in the process shows that you can rock out on the violin. Full bio
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見えるかもしれません
のしかかりました
励まそうとしたり してくれましたが
聞こえませんでした
再発見し始めました
目の前が開けるような経験でもありました
あなたの心に触れ
私の観客です
ケネディーセンターなどの
一流のホールだけで
病院 教会 刑務所
ハンセン病の療養所
ということです
自分の人生を楽しみながらも
多くの評価を得られているように思います
世界も変わるのです
とても楽しみにしています
では 聴いてください
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Ji-Hae Park - ViolinistJi-Hae Park spreads the joy of classical to music to those who might not otherwise hear it -- and in the process shows that you can rock out on the violin.
Why you should listen
Ji-Hae Park was on the fast track to violin stardom when she ... paused. Why was it simply her goal to be the best violin player in the world? Was there more to music than that? And thus she began to think differently about how to "play" her life. Now -- along with playing prestigious concert halls, winning prizes and making a new album for Decca called Baroque in Rock -- she makes time to play in hospitals, churches, prisons, anywhere she feels she can reach people with music. Her friendly, entertaining rearrangements of classical music invite new listeners in.
She was named The Respected Korean 2010 for her leadership and influence on the national development. She is playing on the Petrus Guarnerius 1735, Venedig on loan from the German Foundation (Deutsche-Stiftung- Musikleben) since 2003.
Ji-Hae Park | Speaker | TED.com