This piece was inspired by an ancient poem entitled Yayumancho (野有蔓草) in Gukpung Jeongpung (國風.鄭風) of Sigyeong (詩經) - the oldest Chinese book of poetry.
野有蔓草 零露漙兮 有美一人 清揚婉兮 邂逅相遇 適我愿兮
(Grasses overgrown across the field / Silver beads are formed on each grass / A beautiful girl / Reveals her pure look / An accidental encounter with her / has long been coveted)
An encounter with a much sought-after girl is represented by the harmony of cello and haegeum, which symbolizes the mingling of Asian and Western instruments. Different textures and depths of emotions stirred up from the encounter are vividly portrayed by the conversation between cello and haegeum.
이 누리집은 대한민국 공식 전자정부 누리집입니다.