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Korean hallyu star Song Hye Kyo has been appointed the ambassador for the YouTube Symphony Orchestra Project. With her appointment, it is hoped that more young aspiring musicians in the Asia-Pacific region will get to know and participate in this global project. Well, it certainly has worked, if not you will not be hearing about this project here on K-popped!
What's the project all about? If you play a musical instrument, listen up! You have a chance to be a part of the first collaborative online orchestra! Fancy performing at Carnegie Hall in New York!? Interested?
Here's what you need to do...
Song attended a press conference at the Conrad hotel in Hong Kong where she accepted the role. Song said "I am so happy to be participating in the process of finding a classical star from the Asia-Pacific region to introduce to the world."
The South Korean star is expected to attend the concert featuring the winning applicants of the project on April 15th at Carnegie Hall in New York!
Deadline for the global auditions is on 28 January, 2009! Wait! Let Hye-kyo Song tell you more about it.
Play with your heart and give it all you've got!
YouTube Symphony Orchestra Project channel (English)
YouTube Symphony Orchestra Project channel (Korean)
8 Comments:
wow her english is really bad
Was she even speaking English? It sounded Korean to me! :-P
As incredibly pretty as she is, WHO CARES what language she speaks? I'm not for cloning, but ummm, maybe her parents can have, 3.... no 4... million more of Hye-Kyos. How do they do that in Korean? (make women THAT pretty?) It must be something in the water.....
her english is bad.. i guess they asked her to speak english since her eyes like reading the monitor screen.. but who cares. if i speak korean, it'll also sound bad.. :P
For a person who is learning English as a seond language, Hye-kyo did OK. She's in the intermediate stage. Give her a break guys.
i don't understand a word...
Guys, let's encourage her!! She MAY come here to learn! (Our host's English is perfect, better than mine, and I grew up in the states.) Give her a chance.
although I couldn't understand a single word she uttered, but as some people above said: let's give her a chance. She's still learning.
about that orchestra thing, I think it's a very brilliant idea. fighting SHG unnie :)
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