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Wow,
Thank you!
Great event, Great music and I became quite emotional listening to the entire piece.
I am a Korean American who's been living in this country for a long time. I've been waiting for a moment like this where we freely (not quite there yet) exchange cultural events with North Korea.
The rendition of the Korean folk song Arirang was not only beautiful,but grandiose. I truly enjoyed it! Thank you for covering this event.
At the end when Arirang was played out, I couldn't help but crying. John
This is truely not music. It is the tie that finally connects here and there. I was from China and not long ago I lived in a regime exactly like N. Korea now. The music moved me becuase it brought the peace to everyone.
Beautiful music. It crosses all borders and binds all people. Thanks for providing a wonderful production. Let's hope there will be more exchanges like this.
Truly, music has no borders.
Beautiful musics, great moments, thanks to New york Philharmonic!!!
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