Sim Soo-bong's 48-Year Musical Life, EBS Live on the 7th at 10:50 PM
Living legend and first-generation singer-songwriter Sim Soo-bong will appear on EBS 'Space Gonggam' to showcase her 48-year musical journey. The broadcast will feature her hits and performances ranging from piano to guitar.
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Sim Soo-bong on EBS 'Space Gonggam', a live performance capturing her 48-year musical journey... broadcasting on the 7th (Wed)
- 'That Person Back Then' · 'Men Are Ships, Women Are Harbors'... a relay of timeless masterpieces - From piano to guitar, experiencing Sim Soo-bong's musical world through song and performance
Sim Soo-bong, a living legend of Korean popular music and a first-generation singer-songwriter, visits EBS 'Space Gonggam'.
In the EBS 'Space Gonggam' broadcasting today (7th), a stage will unfold for Sim Soo-bong, who has continued her musical journey for 48 years since her debut in 1978. This broadcast is garnering even more anticipation as it is composed around songs she personally wrote and composed, as well as songs she translated into Korean.
Today's broadcast will be filled with hit songs that have stayed by the public's side for a long time, including 'That Person Back Then', the song she entered in the 1978 College Music Festival that propelled her to stardom, as well as 'I Know Nothing but Love', 'Men Are Ships, Women Are Harbors', and 'I Hate You'. Additionally, a performance of 'Flight of the Bumblebee' will allow viewers to catch a glimpse of her piano playing, which she has honed since her childhood when she was called a 'music prodigy'.
In particular, Sim Soo-bong's stage, where she picks up the guitar again for the first time in a whopping 47 years, promises deep emotion. The performances of 'My Beloved's Love', sung while overcoming wounds, and 'I'll Hold You, I'll Hug You', which she personally adapted from an American folk song, are expected to deliver a deep resonance to viewers.
Sim Soo-bong's '48-Year Musical Life' can be watched today (7th) at 10:50 PM on EBS 'Space Gonggam'.
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