Arirang Lyrics In Korean Trial Redeem Your

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Arirang Lyrics In Korean Trial Redeem Your

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Matt Huynh By Andrew Keh Feb.

GANGNEUNG, South Korea It may not have been the most obvious choice for Yura Min and Alexander Gamelin, the American-born ice dancing pair representing South Korea at the Olympics, to skate on Tuesday to Arirang, a Korean folk song whose roots go back hundreds of years.

There was concern in their camp that the international judges at the Winter Games would not respond to a tune unfamiliar to them.

But for Ms. Min and for any Korean watching the significance of the choice was clear.

Even though it could be difficult to get high scores from foreign judges, I wanted to perform with Arirang at the first Winter Olympics in Korea, and I did, Ms.

Min told Korean reporters on Tuesday.

Hulbert, an American missionary in Korea, wrote: To the average Korean, this one song holds the same place in music that rice does in his food all else is mere appendage.

The same could perhaps be said about the songs place at these Games.

It has turned up as more than background music for the skating pairs routine.

It was played twice at Olympic Stadium during the opening ceremony.

And with all the interaction here between North and South Korea, it has served as a stand-in national anthem for the formerly unified countries.

Arirang, which today generally refers to the melody and lyrics of a version first recorded in 1926, has become a catchall tune, a blank canvas onto which Koreans can paint their emotions.

Over the years, it has absorbed varied cultural meanings, whether at home or among the diaspora.

For some Koreans, it can be overwhelmingly evocative, provoking tears or a swell of pride.

Ten years ago, the New York Philharmonic took a trip to Pyongyang to perform for a North Korean audience for the first time.

Michelle Kim, a violinist, recalled that the atmosphere inside the room was cold and muted.

Ms. Kim and several of her fellow musicians were crying, too.

Arirang served as the anthem for the joint Korean womens hockey team.

At the opening ceremony, when the North and South Korean athletes emerged before the crowd, the pop music booming over the speakers paused, and Arirang began to play.

The North Korean cheerleaders here have been singing it inside arenas.

Image Yura Min and Alexander Gamelin, the American-born ice dancing pair representing South Korea at the Winter Games, skated on Tuesday to Arirang, which holds a place in the heart of many Koreans.

Credit. Alexandra GarciaThe New York Times The infinite ways that the two countries have diverged in the past 70 years are well documented.

But the song, beloved in both countries, reminds them of the ways they are the same.

It symbolizes the unification so well, said Jung Jae-eun, 40, a spectator at the opening game for the Korean womens hockey team.

When Koryolink, North Koreas wireless telecommunications provider, revealed its first smartphone five years ago, it was named Arirang.

The first South Korean-made satellite launched into space was called the Arirang-1.