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Music: Things that aren't entirely surprising

by Paul Wells on Monday, July 19, 2010 5:05pm - 0 Comments

The New Yorker‘s Alex Ross offers a rare look at music inside North Korea. Turns out it’s horrible and sparsely-attended.

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omg! It is the return of the Happy Wanderers (aka Schemge Brothers).

I lived in South Korea for a time and their traditional music is horrendous and I am not at all surprised lots of Orientals prefer Western classical music. Korean music is discordant and, it was explained to me, people are supposed to hear beautiful notes amongst the cacophony of sound.
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And here I was so hopeful the video would be Bieber… that'd be too funny.
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is he sure that is not the folks that hang out at the entrance to the nation rail service station here in Utrecht? maybe the folks i am greeted by most mornings i go to den haag have suddenly gone on tour?

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