ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Ji-Hae Park - Violinist
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.

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.

More profile about the speaker
Ji-Hae Park | Speaker | TED.com
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Ji-Hae Park: The violin, and my dark night of the soul

Ji-Hae Park: O violino e minha noite escura da alma

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Na sua busca por ser uma volinista mundialmente famosa, Ji-Hae Park caiu em depressão severa. Somente a música foi capaz de reerguê-la -- mostrando a ela que seu objetivo não precisava ser tocar em salões pomposos, mas sim trazer a maravilha do instrumento para o maior número de pessoas possível.
- Violinist
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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Thank you.
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Obrigada.
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Hi, everybody.
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Olá, pessoal.
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Ban-gap-seum-ni-da.
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Ban-gap-seum-ni-da.
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I'd like to share with you a little bit of me
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Gostaria de compartilhar com vocês um pouco de mim
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playing my life.
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tocando minha vida.
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I might look successful and happy
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Posso parecer bem-sucedida e feliz
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being in front of you today,
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aqui na frente de vocês hoje,
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but I once suffered from severe depression
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mas eu já sofri de depressão severa
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and was in total despair.
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e estive em total desespero.
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The violin, which meant everything to me,
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O violino, que significava tudo para mim,
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became a grave burden on me.
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se tornou um sério fardo sobre mim.
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Although many people tried to comfort and encourage me,
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Embora muita gente tenha tentado
me consolar e me encorajar,
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their words sounded like meaningless noise.
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suas palavras soavam como barulho sem sentido.
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When I was just about to give everything up
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Quando eu estava prestes a desistir de tudo
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after years of suffering,
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depois de anos de sofrimento,
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I started to rediscover the true power of music.
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comecei a redescobrir o verdadeiro poder da música.
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In the midst of hardship,
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Em meio às dificuldades,
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it was the music that gave me -- that restored my soul.
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foi a música que me deu e restaurou minha alma.
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The comfort the music gave me
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O conforto que a música me deu
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was just indescribable,
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era simplesmente indescritível,
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and it was a real eye-opening experience for me too,
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e era uma experiência
esclarecedora para mim também,
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and it totally changed my perspective on life
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e mudou totalmente minha perspectiva da vida
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and set me free from the pressure
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e me libertou da pressão
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of becoming a successful violinist.
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de me tornar uma violinista famosa.
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Do you feel like you are all alone?
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Vocês se sentem como se estivessem sozinhos?
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I hope that this piece will touch and heal your heart,
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Espero que essa canção
toque e cure o coração de vocês,
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as it did for me.
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como fez comigo.
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Thank you.
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Obrigada.
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Now, I use my music to reach people's hearts
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Agora, eu uso minha música
para alcançar o coração das pessoas
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and have found there are no boundaries.
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e descobri que não há limites.
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My audience is anyone who is here to listen,
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Meu público é qualquer um
que tenha o coração para escutar,
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even those who are not familiar with classical music.
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mesmo aqueles que não conhecem
muito bem música clássica.
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I not only play at the prestigious classical concert halls
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Eu não toco somente
nos prestigiosos salões de concerto
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like Carnegie Hall and Kennedy Center,
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como Carnegie Hall e Kennedy Center,
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but also hospitals, churches, prisons,
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mas também em hospitais, igrejas, prisões,
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and restricted facilities for leprosy patients,
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e instalações restritas para leprosos,
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just to mention a few.
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só para citar alguns.
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Now, with my last piece, I'd like to show you
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Bem, com este último trecho, gostaria de mostrá-los
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that classical music can be so much fun, exciting,
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que música clássica pode ser
muito divertida, empolgante,
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and that it can rock you.
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e que ela pode te impressionar.
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Let me introduce you to my brand new project,
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Deixem-me apresentar-lhes meu novo projeto,
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"Baroque in Rock,"
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"Barroco no Rock",
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which became a golden disc most recently.
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que se tornou disco de ouro recentemente.
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It's such an honor for me.
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É uma grande honra para mim.
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I think, while I'm enjoying my life as a happy musician,
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Eu penso que, enquanto estou curtindo
minha vida como uma musicista feliz,
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I'm earning a lot more recognition than I've ever imagined.
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estou recebendo muito mais reconhecimento
do que jamais imaginei.
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But it's now your turn.
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Mas agora é a vez de vocês.
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Changing your perspectives
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Mudar suas perspectivas
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will not only transform you but also the whole world.
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vai não somente transformá-los,
mas também todo o mundo.
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Just play your life with all you have,
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Apenas toque sua vida com tudo que você tem,
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and share it with the world.
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e compartilhe com o mundo.
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I really look forward to witnessing
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Estou muito ansiosa para ver
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a transforming world by you, TEDsters.
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um mundo transformado por vocês, TEDsters.
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Play your life, and stay tuned.
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Toquem suas vidas, e se mantenham antenados.
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Translated by Gustavo Rocha
Reviewed by Leonardo Silva

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ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Ji-Hae Park - Violinist
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.

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.

More profile about the speaker
Ji-Hae Park | Speaker | TED.com

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