Because my life has mostly shifted away from music and towards journalism, my cello Dotty and I haven’t spent much time together, which is a strange feeling for both of us – I assume she misses me as much as I miss her. No, I’m not anthropomorphizing my instrument; she really does have feelings! Continue reading
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–Welcome to “K-drama tunes, ‘cello style” where Raine takes a tune and spins it for an instrument that was cool when Bach rocked.–
Dearest Wei,
It is here. Your ringtone of F.T. Island’s 사랑 사랑 사랑! Yay! *happy dance*
FYI in case you didn’t know, the hangul title reads “sarang sarang sarang” which means “Love Love Love”. But if you’ve seen even 1 minute of a k-drama or listened to 1 k-pop song, you know what “sarang” means.
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Raine’s Dichotomy has reached it’s next big milestone: 252 posts!
Thank you! Thank you! *princess wave*
Like I said last time, we’re going in 63s! Why? Because I can. I like the number 63. It’s fun and now no longer random! It has deep meaning here at Raine’s Dichotomy. (Yes, I said the same thing I did on the last few posts, SO WHAT?!)
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The story of my life.
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Raine’s Dichotomy has reached it’s second big milestone: 126 posts!
*clap* *cheer* *hoop* *hollar*
Like I said last time, we’re going in 63s! Why? Because I can. I like the number 63. It’s fun and now no longer random! It has deep meaning here at Raine’s Dichotomy.
by: Raine
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I would like to share a piece that I love that was included in the 2008 K-drama, Beethoven Virus, starring Kim Myung-min, Lee Ji-ah and Jang Geun-suk. When the cellist, Jung Hee-yun (Song Ok-sook), began to play this stellar work, I was ecstatic to see a solo cellist on the small screen. Continue reading
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I really like K-dramas and I really like music. I watch/read about/write about K-dramas every day. I play/teach/practice music every day. So when there is a kick-ass K-drama with a rockin’ OST, I can have my cake and eat it too. Continue reading
