Lee Young-hoon ( Korean : 이영훈 ; March 6, 1960 – February 14, 2008) was a South Korean composer best known for the ballads he wrote for singer Lee Moon-sae in the 1980s and 1990s. In the 21st century, his songs have been covered by popular K-pop acts, and were used in the jukebox musical Gwanghwamun Love Song .
10-425: Gwanghwamun Love Song (광화문 연가) is a musical directed by Lee GiNa, written by Ko Sun Woong, composed by Lee Young-hoon and choreographed by Seo Byung Koo. It is about memory, true love and death. It was co-produced by CJ E&M and Seoul City Musical Company. In 2017, a middle-aged man, Myungwoo, was in a coma before death. Wulha (god who takes care of human events). He appears in front of Myungwoo and takes him on
20-469: A journey through his past. The first place that the God brings him to is the moment when Myungwoo meets his first love, Soo-Ah, in the spring of 1984 painting competition. Myungwoo falls in love with this passionate and motivated woman. However, when Myungwoo witnesses Soo-Ah getting attacked by the police during a riot, he feels guilty because he cannot protect her, and eventually leaves her. Myungwoo searches through
30-448: A musical because of the differences in male and female vocal ranges. Lee Young-hoon (composer) Lee Young-Hoon's career as a composer mostly focused on theatre , mainstream media and dance music . After he was introduced to musician and songwriter Lee Moon-sae from Um-inho, he began to compose for the singer. After the success of these songs, Lee Young-Hoon began exploring the ' Pop Ballads ' genre. In 1987, Lee Young-Hoon won
40-447: A musical reopens its series, the crews often refer to the reopening musical as ‘the upgrade’. However, Gwanghwamun Love Song went through a major construction. This musical was the first musical that altered each scene. Gwanghwamun Love Song cast both Sunghwa Jung and Jiyeon Cha as Wulha, which is unusual because they are different genders. Theatre companies often double or triple cast regardless of gender, but this can be more complex in
50-589: Is a South Korean singer. He was a lead vocalist of the band Boohwal , and left them to release his first solo album, with the title track "Love of a Thousands Years (천 년의 사랑)" that became his signature song in 1999 but returned to the group in 2019 after 22 years. He has recorded many soundtracks for Korean dramas , and had his first substantial acting role in one in 2013. In 1997, as Boohwal's vocalist he recorded their 5th album, Discovery of Fire with them, singing their title song "Lonely Night," and reunited with them in 2011 for their collaboration project with
60-700: The Golden Disc Award and the Best Composer Award for "When Love is Gone," "Break Up Story" and "Only the Sound of Her Laughter." Lee Moon-sae's third collection became a hit selling more than 1,500,000 copies. Lee Moon-sae's fourth collection sold 2,850,000 copies. Lee Moon-sae's fifth album had several thousand pre-orders before it was released, and it brought Lee Moon-sae three Golden Disc Awards. Lee Young-Hoon songs changed people’s perspectives on popular music. These songs became popular among teenagers. His work
70-414: The moments of regret in his past with Wulha and is led to a mysterious empty house that he cannot remember. Werder, dramatized, 2017 조씨고아, 각색, 2017 Seo Phyeon Je , 2014 서편제, 2014 Gone Tomorrow, 2016 Lee Kun Myung Lee Kyung Joon 이건명 이경준 Cha Ji Yeon 차지연 Kim Syung Kyu Park Kang Hyun 김성규 박강현 Lindsay 린지 The musical started on March 20, 2011. The composer Lee-Young hoon
80-586: The song "Secret." When discussing Boohwal's several vocalists, the band's leader Kim Tae-won said he sang with an authentic soulfulness which made his vocals both sad and beautiful. In 2019 he rejoined Boohwal. He appeared as a contestant on I Am a Singer and in the concert special "Survival – I am a Singer" at the Expo 2012 in Yeosu . He has performed a number of OSTs for K-dramas , including "Always" for Goddess of Marriage in 2013, in which he also acted, playing
90-1187: Was credited as playing a significant role in the growth in popularity of the genre. He released eight more albums and three special albums with Lee Moon-sae through 2001. Lee Young-Hoon was diagnosed with colorectal cancer. Despite his health condition, he continued to compose songs. During this stage, he wrote Old love1·2 and produced the musical Gwanghwamun love song. He died on February 14, 2008, at age 47. Lee Seung-chul (2005) Yim Jae-beom (2006) Jang Jae-in (2010) 이승철 임재범 장재인 Seo Young-eun (2004) Park Sun-ju (2006) 서영은 박선주 Lee Soo-young (2004) 이수영 Park Wan-kyu (2006) 박완규 Leessang (2010) John Park (2011) 리쌍 존박 Lee Soo-young (2001) Lee Eun-mi (2005) Kim Ji-soo (2010) IU (2014) 이수영 이은미 김지수 아이유 Sung Si-kyung (2004) SG Wannabe (2006) Monday Kids (2011) Oh Hyuk (2015) 성시경 SG 워너비 먼데이 키즈 오혁 Lee Seung-chul (2006) 이승철 Clazziquai (2006) 클래지콰이 Brown Eyes (2007) Yoon Jong-shin (2007) Kwak Jin-un (2014) Yoon Min-soo (2015) 브라운아이즈 윤종신 곽진언 윤민수 Park Wan-kyu Park Wan-kyu ( Korean : 박완규 ; born December 1, 1973)
100-436: Was passionate about writing the musical and continued writing even while hospitalized. Oh Se-hoon , the mayor of Seoul, and Lee Moon-se attended the opening night performance. Over 40,000 seats were booked before opening night. It received favourable reviews online. People wrote “I can reminisce about the good old days”, “It feels like getting a present from my memory”, and “I cannot sleep after watching its performance”. When
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