Snowstorm on Mount Paektu (Classical music from North Korea)

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Korean title: 백두산의 눈보라
Chinese title: 白头山的暴风雪
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Composition: Kim Kon Il (김건일)
Text: Cha Yeong Do (차영도)
Written in 1986
Pianist: Gang Myeong Hye (강명혜)
Arranged by Han Yong Sang (김정균)
Conductor: Kim Jong Gyun 한영상
Korean State Symphony Orchestra Concert (국립교향악단) 钢琴协奏曲 from 2009 9.8
Anstasyuk: "May be, it's some vocal work by Kim Keon Il, transcribed by Han Yong Sang for piano and orchestra."
Blizzard on Mt. Paektu
Pyongyang, 2000 March 22 (KCNA) -- Rodong Sinmun on Tuesday carried a political essay stressing that blizzard on Mt. Paektu represents the idea of the red flag of revolution, the unshakable faith of General Secretary Kim Jong Il.
Whoever wants to know about Korea today and Kim Jong Il he should visit Mt. Paektu and go through the very strong snowstorm on it, the essay said, and went on:
The blizzard on Mt. Paektu is expressive of the high stamina of Kim Jong Il. His resonant voice, broad laugh, mode of sudden appearance and disappearance, military arts, impressively swift walk, masterly style of writing, explosive and strong yet emotional and profound feelings--these remind one of the snowdrifts on Mt. Paektu.
One day the great leader President Kim Il Sung said that whenever he saw Mt. Paektu he would think of Kim Jong Il and he was a son of the mountain. His idea, character, hobby and habit were the exact counterpart of Mt. Paektu, the President added.
The course of advance into the homeland covered by Kim Il Sung leading the anti-Japanese guerrillas is now linked with the course of inspection to the forefront and the forced March covered by Kim Jong Il for army-first revolutionary leadership and building of a powerful nation, the essay noted.
The blizzard on Mt. Paektu means the stamina with which Kim Jong Il is steering army-first revolution and our servicemen and people deem it an honor to go through the blizzard, it said, and continued:
This blizzard is the strong wind reflecting the revolutionary spirit of soldiers as well as their resolve to defend justice and sovereignty.
It fosters and trains Korean's resourcefulness and spirit, character and trait, personality and stamina while instilling into people the spirit of the guerrillas whose faith was that they could live and fight well only if there were water, air and land.
The striking power, guts and stamina as shown by the blizzard on Mt. Paektu, which violently rushes, driving anything in its way, make it possible to defeat any formidable enemy.
The snowdrifts on Mt. Paektu represent the unbreakable revolutionary spirit of ours and a vigorous March for the building of a powerful nation.
Kim Jong Il Sends Wreath to Bier of Kim Kon Il
Pyongyang, April 7 2009 Juche 98 (KCNA) -- General Secretary Kim Jong Il on Tuesday sent a wreath to the bier of the late Kim Kon Il, composer of the State Merited Chorus, expressing deep condolences over his death.
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@verocimil 5 жыл бұрын

Simply beautiful, what a fantastic composition and unbelievable performance! I´m in full admiration for the composer and that pianist, I cannot imagine a better performance and better skills, naturalness and dedication!

@verocimil 5 жыл бұрын

And admiration for the orchestra as well!

@enricoaldisuhanto6960 5 жыл бұрын

Wow what an Excellent Classical Music , Good job .

@MrSean22919 7 жыл бұрын

Both Koreas always had a great taste in beautiful music

@bert7109 2 жыл бұрын

Wow beautiful

@ziaray9238 2 жыл бұрын

Wow beautiful

@dracowolfe305 2 жыл бұрын

He must have been a fan of Rachmaninoff

@northkoreakp834 8 жыл бұрын

thank you for your video, nice to hear them

@LeonAllanDavis 11 жыл бұрын

I give this one a 10/10 for performance and composition. I gather this commemorates the original Arduous March, correct? I'm not so much interested in that perspective as the music itself. Sadly enough, hardly anyone is aware of just how good DPRK composers are in creating original works in their own right and not Soviet derivatives. I think a lot of this is a legacy of President Kim Il Sung who was a musical guy. The DPRK needs to get this stuff up on iTunes and Amazon and start making a buck.

@cristianortega1316 Жыл бұрын

I would like to have the score of this piece too

@LeonAllanDavis Жыл бұрын

@@cristianortega1316 There are several programs that create printed scores from MP3 audio files. AnthemScore is one of the best. Never used it myself.