As the piece builds up to the climax in this section, it becomes more articulate and exciting (semiquavers and triplets used). This section depicts the disasters that hit Japan, where Japan was in turmoil and the people were in great despair, deep pain and grief. With the shift in the harmony to a minor key (G minor) to show the darkness in this section, the “B” section is more intense. The theme presented at “A” is more lyrical and soothing, and the time signature of 6/8 was used so that it could bring out a livelier feel. The friendliness of the Japanese and their courteous behaviors has touched me each time I visit Japan. The structure is in Ternary form (A-B-A’), where “A” represents the lively and peaceful atmosphere in Japan before disaster struck. Could the people still pick themselves up and move on?Įntitled “Let there be Hope”, this piece written for flute and piano is dedicated to the victims of Japan’s dual disaster.
The country was in chaos, people lost their homes and lost their loved ones. This dual disaster let Japan to face its most serious crisis since World War ll. When I heard that the most powerful earthquake with the magnitude of 8.9 hit Japan on March 11 2011, followed by a tsunami that swept over cities and farmland and killed as many as 20,000 people, I was devastated at such a catastrophe. I love the landscape, the people and the culture. Japan is a country that I visit most during the holidays. JTBC Monday-Tuesday drama A Moment at Eighteen will begin airing on July 22."Let there be Hope" is an original composition composed by Rachel Ho in 2012. She longs for a day when she can be independent and choose what she wants to do for herself.
Kim Hyang-gi, on the other hand, is another model student who is forced to overachieve due to the hovering influence of her overbearing mother. He’s a longtime childhood friend of Kim Hyang-gi’s character, but as she begins to extend her friendship to Ong Seung-woo, he quickly forms an enmity against him. With his handsome looks and gentle manner, he seems like a model student from a magazine cover, but he rules his school with an iron fist. Shin Seung-ho plays a character that hides his insecurities and mental complexes behind a wall of perfection. His character arc is supposed to show that sometimes adults are not mature, but can grow and change as well.
He becomes a true teacher as he helps the lonely transfer student connect with the people around him. But as he interacts with Ong Sung-woo’s character, who is a new transfer student, he is reminded of his own past. They are all trying to find their way in the world, and Kang Ki-young features as their immature teacher who’s in love with luxury goods. The story centers upon a trio of youths, played by Kim Hyang-gi ( Innocent Witness), Ong Sung-woo, and Shin Seung-ho. This new project will capture the fragile and turbulent time period of adolescence when trivial matters can bloom into the utmost passionate issues. They show both actors in various settings at the school they go to. New stills of Shin Seung-ho and Kang Ki-young ( My Secret Terrius) have been released for their upcoming youth drama, A Moment at Eighteen. 6 JJShin Seung-ho plays the piano for A Moment at Eighteen by tineybeanie
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