01x13 - Arpeggio: A Broken Chord

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That concludes the 38th

regular meeting of

the Korea Association

of Violin Professors.

- Thank you.

- Thank you.

- Good job.

- You too.

Professor. Are you

joining us for dinner?

I can't make it today.

Why not?

I founded a chamber orchestra

and I'm meeting

the members today.

You must be so busy as dean,

and you have a chamber too?

You're so hard-working.

Come to our first performance.

I'll give you the tickets.

Your students must've had a

hard time buying up the tickets.

Pardon?

Up to 80 percent of my tickets

are bought by the public,

so I don't need my

students to buy any.

Since you got into it, you

might as well do your best.

I'm sure you'll

gain fans in time.

Oh, by the way,

the middle-school girl who won

Seongju Daily's competition.

She's your pupil, isn't she?

Oh, you mean Ji Won?

Kids who learn from you

really need to know

just how lucky they are.

Could you share with us

your teaching techniques?

- Oh, come on.

- Yes, Jeong Hee.

Don't just let Jung

Kyung teach your pupils.

What?

Ji Won's assistant tutor

is Jung Kyung, right?

You treated Jung

Kyung like a daughter.

You must've taught her

how to teach students too.

They seemed very close

and it was lovely to see.

You did the right thing.

A STUDIO, MUSIC PRACTICE

SEONGJU DAILY

MUSIC COMPETITION

Jung Kyung, I came first.

Yes. I did as you taught

me the day before.

SOO CHAMBER MEMBERS' DINNER

Hello, Professor.

I'm a bit late. Do

we have a big group?

- Yes, almost everyone's here.

- Okay.

By the way,

you gave me the list of members

and how many tickets they bought.

You wrote down that you'd

buy the tickets too,

but there's no need.

Pardon?

You're already working

so hard as my assistant.

There's no need for

you to buy tickets.

Just the orchestra members

who will play can buy them.

Okay?

Professor Lee.

What?

Am I not an orchestra

member then?

What?

No. I've only gathered

the talented players.

I hired you as my assistant

from the beginning.

Come inside after

you're finished.

Hello, everyone.

- Professor Lee.

- You look great.

Just a moment.

Hello, professor.

Pardon?

You must think you can get into

Seoryeong University on your own.

To see that you

stabbed me in the back.

What do you mean, professor?

That's not true. I

What's wrong?

Who was the call from?

Professor Song Jeong Hee?

What did she say?

I tutored Ji Won.

I think she found out.

Ji Won? The

middle-school student?

What should I do? I think I

need to see Professor Song.

Hey.

EPISODE 13: ARPEGGIO,

A BROKEN CHORD

I knew you since

you were a child,

so I guess I thought

you were young.

I thought you

relied on me a lot,

and that you were an

ally I should take in.

Now I see that you

can manage without me.

How could you think

of stealing my pupil?

It's not like that.

That's not what I was doing.

I just

I just thought of

when I was younger.

I wanted to help her.

I'd had such a hard time.

When you were younger?

Ji Won's not like you.

Do you think she'll

fail as you did?

Welcome home.

- Where's Jung Kyung?

- Jung Kyung

She left things like

that during practice.

She rushed out urgently.

She rushed out?

Let's go home.

Get some rest.

I'll put away your violin.

I thought of my mom.

I saw Ji Won,

and I thought of my mom.

No. I did it because

I thought of me

and the hard times

my mom gave me.

Still, I shouldn't

have done that.

I acted too impulsively.

Try to rest for now.

I shouldn't have done what

I did to you in New York.

Joon Young. Do you

really no longer

have any feelings for me?

Then what am I to you now?

Do you feel sorry for me?

Why? Because I don't have a mom?

Or is it because I lost my

talent and became ordinary?

- Jung Kyung.

- You're the one I feel sorry for.

You can't express how you feel,

so every birthday, you send

a recording of you playing.

You think you're holding

back because of a friend.

But was that really

because of Hyeon h*?

Fine.

I'll be honest.

I received

many things from your family.

Money. The piano.

Because of all that, I

never once wanted you.

I received so much that

even when I don't

want to see you, I

So

you let me go.

Please let go of me.

I don't want to

get anything from you anymore.

Your father called me earlier.

Why would my father

call you?

Did you send him money?

- Did you?

- Yes.

I did.

Joon Young, no

matter what you say,

you need me.

And I need you too.

What do you think you're doing?

I'm sorry. I didn't

know you were here.

Is this why you were helping

Joon Young all along?

Then why did you help him?

What were you hoping for?

I wasn't hoping for anything.

I just wanted Joon Young

to play the piano happily.

Then you failed.

Because Joon Young

has never been happy

while he played the piano.

He was just weighed down

by the money we gave him

and had no choice but to play

for you, me, and the foundation.

But I became too used to it.

To Joon Young playing the piano.

What consoled me

was not you, nor Dad.

It was Joon Young

playing that piano.

I have no talent left,

and I even broke

up with Hyeon h*.

I can't lose Joon Young either.

Joon Young, I can't reach you.

I got the money.

Your dad took care of

it, so don't worry.

I'm on my way to Seoul.

I'll talk to you later.

Joon Young, you're home.

Mom, what are you doing?

What? Oh, well

I was just waiting

and had nothing else to do.

Did you see my text?

Your dad called me

after I got on the bus.

So I just came.

I wanted to see where you lived.

Where did Dad get the money?

What?

Oh, well

From Jung Kyung?

Joon Young.

The thing is I

really didn't know.

Joon Young, it's

Your dad probably

I think he had no other

choice, so he called her.

Why would you accept

money from Jung Kyung?

Why?

I begged you not to.

I begged you

not to make me more miserable.

I begged you last time.

But

You took Jung

Kyung's money again?

Wait, Joon Young

If Dad had not done that,

if he hadn't

received the money

At least

At least I would be

happier than I am now.

Mom, I am

not happy at all

playing the piano right now.

JUNG KYUNG SEON

Congratulations on

getting accepted.

Congratulations on

getting accepted.

Congratulations Dear Song Ah.

Congratulations on

getting accepted.

- Good on you!

- Congratulations.

- Song Ah.

- Yes?

Are you happy?

Yes. I'm happy.

Song Ah.

Were you practicing?

I have a lesson starting

soon, and I just dropped by.

I see.

How was your

gathering last night?

Did you meet many

of your seniors?

Yes.

I'm sorry for not

calling you yesterday.

My battery died.

It's okay.

No.

I don't think it's okay.

I saw you and Jung

Kyung last night.

You were in a taxi.

Where were you going?

After my practice with

Jung Kyung yesterday,

she had to go see

Professor Song.

Why did you go there with her?

Something suddenly came up.

And then

Did you send him money?

Yes.

I did.

I came home,

and my mom was there. That's it.

I'm sorry. I thought

it wasn't a big deal,

so I didn't tell you.

It keeps concerning me.

You playing for Jung Kyung.

I thought I was just

being sensitive

and tried to trust you

and not worry about it.

I thought it would be okay,

but it's not.

I'm sorry.

And

you don't have to be

concerned anymore.

I'm not going to

play for Jung Kyung.

I shouldn't have started

in the first place.

I made a mistake.

Oh. Hello.

- Hello, professor.

- Hello.

Thanks for sparing the time.

- I should thank you for calling me.

- Oh, don't.

Where is Director Nah?

- She arrived.

- Okay.

Tell me if you need anything.

- Hello.

- Hello.

Did you enjoy the

dinner yesterday?

Yes.

Thank you for helping

out with the event.

I didn't do anything. Ms. Cha

did all the work and I just talk.

By the way,

Jung Kyung told you, didn't she?

Yes, she did.

She tutored Ji Won once.

Yes.

I'm sorry to say that

Jung Kyung wronged me terribly.

You don't know

her that well yet.

She's used to doing

what she likes.

I have a lesson soon.

I must leave now.

Good luck with the

talk and take care.

Thank you for

showing me the way.

- Song Ah.

- Yes?

Kyunghoo Cultural Foundation

is giving a special talk today.

Oh, right. That's today.

Will it be worth going?

It started a while

ago but still,

you should know as

you interned there.

I'd like to check

it out. Let's go.

- Shall we?

- Yes.

Hi.

Sorry, I'm late.

Did you complain to the TA

about the practice room piano?

The pianos there are

in a terrible state.

You can come here if you

need a place to practice.

Now let's see

SEORYEONG UNIVERSITY DEPT.

OF MUSIC, SPECIAL TALK

To summarize what I said today,

good skill is a must to a

classical musician these days.

On top of that, you must

also be able to plan and

promote events on your

own if you're to make it.

That concludes my

talk for today.

Thank you for coming.

Kyunghoo Cultural Foundation's

Director Nah Moon Sook

and Ms. Cha Young In gave

us many helpful insights.

Will you keep playing like this?

How many times must

I say that's wrong?

Will you play however you want?

Can't I do that?

What?

Can't I at least

play the piano how I want?

My goodness.

You said you want to win.

If you want to play

as you wish and win,

have talent greater than anyone

so no one can find fault with you.

Like Seung Ji Min

and Kim Kyu Hee.

You're not them.

Don't you get my point?

Call it a day.

Take a break.

I'm a flutist,

but I'm also interested

in event planning.

But most music majors

who get into

event planning don't

keep their jobs for long.

Is there a reason for that?

Out of the music majors

who got into event

planning as a career,

I'm hesitant to say that

they couldn't control or

stand their own emotions,

and that's why they

ended up quitting.

They wear dark clothes in the

back so as not to stand out

and must watch friends and

classmates they studied with

sit in the spotlight

and play for others.

That's very hard on them.

Giving up a dream that

meant so much to them

is easier said

than done, I feel.

- Bye.

- Ms. Cha.

You made it.

Of course I did.

I enjoyed the talk so much.

Song Ah. Come here.

Hi, Song Ah.

How are you?

Song Ah.

Our summer interns?

Yes.

By the way, Ms. Cha. I

remembered last time

how you complimented

Song Ah on her good work.

So I made Song Ah

my assistant

for my new chamber orchestra.

I see.

She's so thorough

and meticulous.

Ms. Cha

and Joon Young both are

great judges of character.

Song Ah would make a great wife

for any professional musician.

- Pardon?

- They say that women

should all have a career,

but frankly, people like Joon

Young who tour constantly

need a wife to pack

their bags and manage

their schedule for them.

That's not a bad thing.

That way they can focus on playing

without having to worry about

money and the small things.

Joon Young

isn't the kind of person to

put that first when dating.

Oh, of course. You're

right, director.

I just spoke my mind

because it's so sweet

- to see them as a couple.

- Yes, of course you did.

- Thank you.

- Bye.

- Take care, then.

- Thanks.

Goodbye.

- See you around.

- Sure.

- Bye.

- Take care.

- Joon Young.

- Mr. Park.

- Hello.

- Hello.

Hello.

Joon Young. Can we have a word?

All this time,

I've hurt many

people in my life.

The closer they were to

me, the more I hurt them.

Joon Young.

About Jung Kyung's

dad, Chairman Lee.

He's someone who even struggles

to keep his own position.

He's too naive.

I thought I needed

someone to protect the

foundation after I passed away.

So I wanted Jung Kyung

to meet someone

that suited that position,

rather than someone she wanted.

The position as the son-in-law

of Kyunghoo Group

and director of the foundation.

I was looking for someone who

wanted to sit in that position.

I thought about myself too much,

and I couldn't

understand how you felt.

I'm sorry.

It's okay.

I realized too late

what you meant to Jung Kyung.

Joon Young.

Can you stay beside Jung Kyung?

I'm sorry.

I have gotten over

my feelings for her.

I see. I realized

that too late as well.

I'm sorry.

People tend to be

so rude, right?

It's not like they all

become adults when they age.

Still, I envy them.

What? Envy what?

People who say

everything they want.

I envy them.

Even if they hurt

others by doing that?

Still,

at least they can

protect themselves.

So other people can't

hurt them easily.

You don't have to

come, it's okay.

I'll walk you to your car.

No, it's really okay.

Brahms.

I think I'll be able to hear

you play his pieces now.

I really hope to

hear it someday.

Will you let me?

Yes.

Okay. Thank you, Joon Young.

Goodbye. Take care.

Did you meet Director Nah?

Yes.

What about you?

Did you meet Young In?

Yes.

I have to go see Jung Kyung.

I'm going to return

her sheet music.

Today will be the last time

I see her.

It sounds amazing.

The sound seems bolder,

and the echo is stronger.

Did you adjust the sound post?

Yes. I'm glad you like it.

Gosh, instruments

are so fascinating.

They're sensitive and expensive.

That violin is cracked.

Yes, the bridge collapsed.

I've heard of bridges collapsing,

but it's my first time seeing it.

It happens sometimes.

It sometimes collapses

from strong impacts too.

- I see.

- Oh.

By the way,

I heard you quit

Professor Lee's chamber.

Yes. It suddenly happened.

How did you know?

Word spread so fast.

You know how small

this field is.

If I sit here, I hear all kinds of

stuff I don't even want to hear.

Is there anything interesting?

No.

People usually don't talk

about others succeeding.

They only gossip

about them failing.

Wait a minute.

So are you saying I'm a failure?

Hey. Come on, tell me.

Is there anyone else

more unfortunate than me?

Wait, is there someone?

Well

It's Jung Kyung.

What about her?

Jung Kyung has been disowned

by Professor Song.

I can't play for you.

I'm sorry.

I'm about to fail to

become a professor anyway,

so there's no need

to play for me?

Is that it?

No.

Then why can't you play?

Okay.

Is that all you have to say?

I'll give you

the money back.

And

Let's not

see each other again.

Ever.

You can come here if you

need a place to practice.

I'm going to go soon,

so practice comfortably.

If I'm making you

uncomfortable

I was about to go home.

See you.

Thank you.

PRESS CONFERENCE FOR

PARK JOON YOUNG

WINNING 2ND PLACE IN

THE CHOPIN COMPETITION

Hey.

- Hello.

- Hello.

- Thank you.

- Thank you.

Let's eat.

- I hope you enjoy it.

- Thanks.

It's good.

Yes, it is.

Were you flustered when I suddenly

asked you out for tteokbokki?

No, I like tteokbokki too.

Do you really?

Instant tteokbokki

is my favourite.

I see.

I couldn't have any since

I returned to Korea.

Welcome.

How are you?

Hey.

Instant tteokbokki.

Song Ah.

I'm so glad that

Joon Young has

a good person like

you next to him.

I really mean that.

I don't believe how

things ended up this way.

I had lots of dreams when I

graduated and came to Korea.

What did you dream of?

I wanted to make a living

playing the cello I love

and start a family

with the woman I love.

That's much harder

than I thought.

So far, I got back as much as

I put in with the

cello and with love.

But now everything

feels so unfamiliar.

I took a step of courage

only twice in my life.

Song Ah, instead of finding

a job, you'll major in music?

Yes. Good luck to me too?

You're out of your mind.

I'm not out of my mind.

You'll major in music

instead of finding a job?

Song Ah. Are you

talented at playing the violin?

To play the violin.

I like you, Joon Young.

And for love.

I loved it so much.

Am I not an orchestra

member then?

No.

I've only gathered

talented players.

Even if I get hurt

Song Ah is my assistant.

again and again,

I thought

I could go on loving.

Perhaps that was

my

arrogance.

Jeong Hee?

What?

I heard you let Jung Kyung go.

She hasn't yet pulled out of

applying for the professor position.

Do you think she's able to

think about that right now?

Of course.

But

I suddenly think it

would be nice if

she were to teach here.

What?

I might back her up.

There's no reason I can't.

What's the occasion?

You won't have called

just to see me.

Could you

book me any recitals or events?

Of course. I can do that.

I'll ask around.

Thank you.

Your pay.

Do you want the amount

Kyunghoo Card promised you?

Do you think you

could ask for

a little more than that?

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, VIOLIN,

PROFESSOR LEE SOO KYUNG

Yes?

Song Ah. What's the occasion?

Hello, professor.

I have something to say.

Okay, go ahead.

I should wear this

on the side

without the pocket,

don't you think?

How do you think?

There. Does it look nice?

By the way, are you and Joon Young

discussing a time for our lesson?

Since you're dating him already,

try to play to his whims.

Musicians are

sensitive and picky.

They aren't like ordinary people

so you can't date like others.

Right?

Anyway, talk to him and

get him to come over.

I'm thinking of asking him

to collaborate with us at

our orchestra's new year

performance next year. Okay?

Oh, what was it

you wanted to say?

- Professor.

- Yes?

I will quit

working for the

chamber orchestra.

What?

I didn't mishear

what you said, did I?

You'll quit working for

the chamber orchestra?

Yes.

It's not like I forced

you to play the violin.

Your job as an assistant

requires you to use

a laptop and a phone.

Are you saying the

work's too hard?

Or is it because I

mentioned Joon Young?

No.

You're

making a very bad decision.

Think about it again

and we'll talk later.

No, professor.

I thought about it a lot.

I will quit

being your assistant.

Does she not want to get

into graduate school?

Did something happen today?

I don't know why I think

of you on bad days.

You can call me when

you're having a rough day.

I'd rather call

you on a good day.

That's even better.

Make sure to call.

I will.

MESSAGE TO JOON YOUNG

Joon Young.

I want to meet you today.

Do you have time?

I have some business

to take care of.

I'll wait for you tonight

at the café near the school.

Let's see. You need

a deposit of 100,000 and 500

dollars a month for rent.

Why? Does it not

fit your budget?

SEORYEONG UNIVERSITY

Song Ah, do you

have time to meet?

SONG AH, DO YOU

HAVE TIME TO MEET?

Due to these characteristics,

Bartok considered

these chords

as long and short chords.

The method of distinguishing

them could be vague.

Since each chord is

lined up identically

Joon Young.

I think my lecture will

end a bit late today.

It's okay, I'll wait.

LEE JUNG KYUNG

MESSAGE FROM LEE JUNG KYUNG

Joon Young, I know you

don't want to talk to me,

but I felt I had

to tell you this.

Listen to this. Isn't

this you playing?

But why does it say

Professor Yoo is playing it?

SCHUMANN'S "TRÄUMEREI"

BY YOO TAE JIN

SCHUMANN'S "TRÄUMEREI"

BY YOO TAE JIN

Song Ah, something suddenly

came up, so I'm going home.

I'm sorry.

PARK JOON YOUNG

Jung Kyung.

It's easy for me to be mistaken

if you come here so late.

No matter how close

of a friend you are.

I wish

you stop coming here now.

DO YOU LIKE BRAHMS?

A teacher stole his student's

piece? How sexy is that?

I hope they remove this

video as soon as possible.

I don't want Song

Ah to be concerned.

Do you know why I didn't

tell Song Ah about this?

It's because I like Song Ah. Not

because I haven't forgotten you.

Do you know what it means

for him to play it again?

No matter what others say,

make a decision that

will make you happy.

I want to see you

and feel better.

It's so hard for me.

I wanted to rely on you.

It's all my fault, so

you can rely on me.

You can rely on me.