Peiji Teoneo

This is a series for classical music lovers. Though short, it teaches so many themes: parents who drive their kids to do their utmost to achieve, young people who dream of success no matter how great the cost, self confidence, love/hate and so much more. This short series will make you laugh and it will make you cry The young actors were excellent and the music was heavenly. This short series deserves your attention. Watch it; you'll be glad you did.

It was really good even this is the shortest Asian show I have watched. But none the less they did a good job with it. They did super well for it been so such. I could tell that the director of this show put his own heart into it. I never once got bored while watching it. The show was funny, happy, sad, in a good way. All of the songs in the show was good. I liked that the setting was during the school part of their life. The script was really good. The plot was really great. The translations were good too. the actors and actresses in this show did really good when acting.

This show is so good.

I wish it to be a full series.

This 3 hour series packs a lot into it. Firstly it's a laugh out loud funny satirical darkly comic look at piano students. Interesting characters too. The way it handles music is clever entertaining and doesn't dumb down. There are good moments of piano playing including Chopin Waltz, Rachmaninov prelude and Beethoven Liszt transcription of 9th Symphony. Ji Soo shows of a hilarious comic side here playing a likable ignorant but enthusiastic athlete turned pianist. Kim So Hyun acts well as the female lead - she is an experienced young actress. Nice contrast shown with the mothers of the kids. Shin Jae Ha plays a rather uptight pianist well and looks sad quite effectively. Nice cliamx with a twist that is realistic and fell good. The only thing is the ending is a little rushed. Would have liked a few more minutes on what happened to each character. One of the few times I wished a series had gone on longer.