Na Yoon-sun Na Yoon-sun, also Youn Sun Nah (Korean: 나윤선, August 28, 1969 ~ ) is a South Korean jazz singer.[1] Biography[edit] Na Yoon-sun was born in August 28, 1969 in Seoul. She was born under musical parents: her father, Na Young-soo (나영수) is a prominent conductor in Korea and her mother, Kim Mi-jung (김미정) is a musical actress. Influence[edit] Having been exposed to many variety of music under her parents, Nah decided to study and sing jazz late in her after she performed as an actress in Korean comedy musical, “Subway Line 1”(지하철 1호선). Vocal Style[edit] Unlike other jazz vocalists, she was not influenced by any historical jazz musicians, because she did not have any knowledge of jazz music until her late start as a singer. Discography[edit] Albums[edit] Singles[edit] "My Favorite Things" (August 10, 2010) Other contributions[edit] Buddha Bar Volume 5 features a song named "Road" created by Refractory (a French music group) and sung by Na Yoon-sun, under the name "Youn Sun Nah". Venues[edit] Awards[edit]
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Face37 Ltd Top 10 Composers You Don’t Know The Arts It is very possible that you may know one or two of these composers, but unless you are a student of music or a great classical music fanatic, the chances are you don’t, though you have probably heard some of their music in films. These are not film composers normally – they are classical composers in their own right. They are great pioneers in classical music from the 20th century. 1. Here we have the Schnittke Concerto Gross for 2 Violins – movement 2: Toccata. 2. There is no doubt that Ives is American’s most American composer. 3. The video is not his, but the music is. 4. Crumb received a lot of exposure when some of his music (Night of the Electric Insects from Black Angels) was featured in the Exorcist. 5. Gubaidulina’s music is marked by the use of unusual instrumental combinations. 6. This is the Xenakis Synaphai pour piano et 86 musiciens. 7. The video footage is not the best but this is the best scene from Alban Berg’s masterpiece opera Lulu. 8. 9. 10. Jamie Frater