유성기로 듣던 가요사 / Songs that I heard during the musical period from 1925~1945 [Disc 1] 15 세기말(世紀末)의 노래 / Song of the end of the century (1932) this above song can be found on the next release as well: 유성기로 듣던 불멸의 명가수 : 막간 가수들 vol.21: 'singers used for interludes' 18 경성(京城)은 조흔 곳 / Gyeongseong is a scary place (POLYDOR 19032) * 19 세기말(世紀末)의 노래 / Song of the end of the century (1932) (POLYDOR 19032) ° ° "Song of the End of the Century" (1932), Lyrics written by Park Young-ho, Comp

https://michaelseangallagher.org/korean-music-from-another-time-navigating-the-turbulent-20th-centur/ The track called "A Garden in Italy" was recorded in 1936. Choi has the most remarkable story of the lot, as tumultuous as Yun Siduk’s, but with significantly greater length. She was born in 1911 and presumably died in North Korea in 1969. She was born in Seoul into an upper-class family during the very beginning of official Japanese occupation/colonization. She graduated fro

유성기로 듣던 불멸의 명가수 : 막간 가수들 "Interlude singers" (vol 21) 복혜숙 / Bok, Hae-Ok: 1 종로행진곡(鐘路行進曲) (Jogno March) 2 그대 그립다 / You Miss You (COLUMBIA 40071) (1930) 11 애(愛)의 광(光) Light of love 12 목장(牧場)의 노래 / Song of the ranch” (COLUMBIA) (1930) The first record reveals already a rather bad intonation of singing on these two songs, not the best example of Japanese-like songs with accompaniment on this first Columbia single, and it only gets slightly better on the second. I am afraid I need