A Chinese couple sat next to each other at the concert yesterday.

2024.04.10 Mahler Symphony No. 5 by Arte Hankyung

A Chinese couple sat next to each other at the concert yesterday. A highly obese Chinese man sat right next to me, and his cellphone (estimated to be the Galaxy Fold) on his lap always flashed text messages whenever he forgot about it, and he was still breathing heavily while sitting still. The more impressive view is that he heard sounds such as "click" or "crack" periodically somewhere in his bronchial tubes.

But it wasn't the worst. What he wore smelled like it. It smelled like he had taken a shower with Febreze to hide the smell after eating pork belly for three days a day.

Since we are talking about guanque, I would like to express my dissatisfaction further.

Of course, the main repertoire of the concert is Mahler's Symphony No. 5 in Part 2. The Adagio in Park's "Decision to Break Up" is the fourth movement of the symphony. Additionally, the movie "Tar You Must Have seen" also features as a major theme song. (If you are a fan of the movie, you will recall Viscont's death in Venice.)

The problem is that if such a famous song is performed on a holiday at a low price (or an event-like performance where invitations are overused), the number of audience members visiting the venue will vary. The problem is that the most coughing, cell phone vibrations, and cell phone drops that I have heard recently, and now I even have my bag dropped. OMG!

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To briefly talk about the performance, I liked the 3rd movement, which was my favorite, because it was good and the tempo was well controlled. (The horn performance of a friendly mercenary - I don't mind the rough mistake, no matter what.)

The 4th movement, which I also like, is the worst because I press the strings too much. This song is like a cloud, and even if you play it, the overlapping of the music and strings is what the musical symbols do.

The conductor's style actively creates an expression of one phrase like a rattle, but the strings are pulled out like a taffy tune like a taffy tune like Tilleman. The rejection in the fourth movement was okay, with the style of pointing one at a time in the fifth movement. The first and second movements were generally cluttered, perhaps because the band was nervous, but this may be due to the deterioration of personal condition due to the Chinese next to it.