This vod is the reason why I loved him, love him and will love him..
2007/12/27
You are so beautiful~~
You are so beautiful..
My doll with the music "You are so beautiful" that Mr. Im sang...
You raise me up
You raise me up...
He recorded ths music "You raise me up" on Korean Broadcasting System Radio Studio.
2007.9.3 IF
2007.9.3 IF
Im tae kyung has started to do a benefit performance since August on 2007.
This is one of the performances. On this, he sang "IF".
2007.11.9 Goose's dream
The song title: Gooes's dream
This song is a famous korean song which is about the story people has a dream.
This song is a famous korean song which is about the story people has a dream.
Even if someone said "You cant make your dream come true. It's not possible.", we will do, we can do and we will show the dream. Because we have a hope that our dream will be come true some time. Please look at me and waiting me.. we will show you our dream..
2007/12/26
2007.12.23 Performance "You and me "
2007.12.23 his performance on Korea open concert
Song title: "You and me "
2007/10/31
Tae-kyung's doll
Thesedays I made a doll looks like Mr. Im tae-kyung.
This doll's name is "Kyung" .. ^^
It took 15 days for making this doll. This doll is 30 cm.
I will present it to Mr. Im .
2007/10/19
Im Tae Kyung - This is the moment (Korean Ver.)
When his grandmorther died , he had to perform on the stage. He sung this song.. "This is the moment. "
2007/10/17
2006/11/08
Jesus christ superstar~
Im tae kyung as Jesus Christ
With Kim jong seo as Judas
With Lee hyuk as Judas
with Lee hae kyung as maria
with Judas and maria
2006/10/19
Beaty and the Beast
Im tae-kyung sung "Beauty and the Beast" with Su-mi Zo in her gala concert on Sept.3, 2006.
2006/10/13
Musical Winter Sonata in japan
A production announcement of Musical Winter Sonata on June 26th, 2006.
- Performance vod of a production announcement - For your memory
- Performance for Musical Winter Sonata
- Interview for a promotion
In Japan, a rehearsal of Musical Winter Sonata on October 3rd, 2006.
- Generalprobe for Japanese media in Tokyo
2006/10/12
Musical Jesus Christ Super Star~!!!
It's a big new~~~!!!!!!
A production of Musical Jesus Christ Super Star casts im tae-kyung as a role of Jesus!!!
This musical is his third musical.
As you know, this musical is very famous in the world.
So, his fans including japan fans are very happy to hear that news~!!
And then in korea very famous rock singer, Kim Jong-Seo will play a role of Judas and very famous musical actress, Kim sun-kyung will play a role of Maria.
I think this casting is best of best in korea.
About a year ago, he had sung " Gethsemane", the song of Jesus Christ Super Star. At that time, korea fan thought he fit in a role of Jesus and we wished he was casted this role !!!
Our dream come true~!!
If you have chance to visit korea, Please enjoy this musical~!
* Time: Dec. 20th, 2006 - Feb. 4 th, 2007
( twice performance per a day, except 24th and 31th.
Specially three times performance per a day at 24th and 31th.)
* Place: Koex Auditorium , Sam sung-dong, Seoul in korea
- Ticket Price
R $ 90
S $ 70
A $ 50
B $ 30
* Cast
- Jesus - Im tae-kyung, Kims gae-hee (W cast)
- Judas- Kimg song-seo
- Maria- Kim sun-kyung, Lee Hea-kyung (W cast)
* Tae-kyung's Gethsemane
2006/10/08
Singer presents his version of 'Winter Sonata'
[HERALD INTERVIEW]Singer presents his version of 'Winter Sonata'
It sounds like a cliche, but for Koreans, Japan is a country that is close yet distant. And an opportunity to present what we have to them through a performance is meaningful in itself. "It is an opportunity that was hard to pass," said Im Tae-kyung, the lead actor of the musical version of the all-time Korean hit TV drama "Winter Sonata," which will start its month-long performance in Tokyo from tomorrow.
Another reason this crossover tenor decided to participate in this show is related with its premiere in Sapporo, Japan. When it was unveiled earlier this year, Im had a hard time personally.
"I couldn't stop coughing before the first performance and it just wouldn't stop, and I barely made it through the presentation," recalled Im.
Im Tae-kyung [Yang Dong-chul/ The Korea Herald]
At first, he thought it was a cold but it went on for two months, although he constantly went to see doctors. "What made me nervous was that I am a 'stage person' and even when I had a cold, everything was fine when I went on a stage," he said. Later, when he got back in Seoul, he was introduced an expert in respiratory diseases and found out that his whole immune system was down, and his vocal organs were reacting to the tiniest irritations.
"I guess having been part of two major productions in a row has taken its toll on me," said Im who starred in last year's big-budget musical "Sword of Fire," an adaptation of an epic cartoon by Kim Hye-rin.
Following the much-hyped musical, Im took another daring step to assume the role that was originally played by Bae Yong-joon on television.
The musical was well received in Japan although he is the first to admit his lack of experience in acting. "And as it was close to a preview, the whole performance was kind of immature," Im said in an interview with The Korea Herald.
He was disheartened at first with a relatively lukewarm audience, or what he thought was lukewarm. "Japanese are different in terms of expressing their feelings. I was not satisfied with my performance, so maybe I was being self-conscious, but after a while I realized that they were applauding quietly even after all our orchestra members had left their seats."
When the producers of "Sword of Fire" approached him, Im took a leap of faith (after two and a half months of persuasion) despite his lack of acting skills.
"But only when I actually started did I learn how hard acting was, as you have to be honest and true to sensibility, and at the same time calculate certain techniques to communicate that feeling to the audience," he said.
It is both an exciting yet challenging task, and the singer acknowledges that his perspective of acting has widened. But he declined to label himself as a musical actor. "I have been interested in this genre, but I am a singer, and I am just trying to do my best now," said Im.
As he said earlier, Im considers himself a natural when it comes to being on the stage. He has sung in front of an audience since he was four, winning countless contests and performing in festivals and concerts, and shared a stage with soprano Jo Su-mi.
He majored in vocal music since junior high school, and he released an album "Sentimental Journey" in 2004, which topped classic music charts in Korea. Im has also participated in original soundtracks for television dramas such as "Prince of the Legend."
Im, however, simply describes himself as "a singer who is happy when he sings." "I want my songs to have a certain message or feeling, and hope I can deliver them to whoever is listening," he said.
"When put into words, these sound grand, or complex, but at the end of the day, when a gentleman or a lady with a life of experience, and no knowledge of music, happens to listen to my song and nods, saying that 'hey, this lad has a good voice,' then that says it all for me," said Im.
(glamazon@heraldm.com)
By Hwang You-mee
2006.10.03
It sounds like a cliche, but for Koreans, Japan is a country that is close yet distant. And an opportunity to present what we have to them through a performance is meaningful in itself. "It is an opportunity that was hard to pass," said Im Tae-kyung, the lead actor of the musical version of the all-time Korean hit TV drama "Winter Sonata," which will start its month-long performance in Tokyo from tomorrow.
Another reason this crossover tenor decided to participate in this show is related with its premiere in Sapporo, Japan. When it was unveiled earlier this year, Im had a hard time personally.
"I couldn't stop coughing before the first performance and it just wouldn't stop, and I barely made it through the presentation," recalled Im.
Im Tae-kyung [Yang Dong-chul/ The Korea Herald]
At first, he thought it was a cold but it went on for two months, although he constantly went to see doctors. "What made me nervous was that I am a 'stage person' and even when I had a cold, everything was fine when I went on a stage," he said. Later, when he got back in Seoul, he was introduced an expert in respiratory diseases and found out that his whole immune system was down, and his vocal organs were reacting to the tiniest irritations.
"I guess having been part of two major productions in a row has taken its toll on me," said Im who starred in last year's big-budget musical "Sword of Fire," an adaptation of an epic cartoon by Kim Hye-rin.
Following the much-hyped musical, Im took another daring step to assume the role that was originally played by Bae Yong-joon on television.
The musical was well received in Japan although he is the first to admit his lack of experience in acting. "And as it was close to a preview, the whole performance was kind of immature," Im said in an interview with The Korea Herald.
He was disheartened at first with a relatively lukewarm audience, or what he thought was lukewarm. "Japanese are different in terms of expressing their feelings. I was not satisfied with my performance, so maybe I was being self-conscious, but after a while I realized that they were applauding quietly even after all our orchestra members had left their seats."
When the producers of "Sword of Fire" approached him, Im took a leap of faith (after two and a half months of persuasion) despite his lack of acting skills.
"But only when I actually started did I learn how hard acting was, as you have to be honest and true to sensibility, and at the same time calculate certain techniques to communicate that feeling to the audience," he said.
It is both an exciting yet challenging task, and the singer acknowledges that his perspective of acting has widened. But he declined to label himself as a musical actor. "I have been interested in this genre, but I am a singer, and I am just trying to do my best now," said Im.
As he said earlier, Im considers himself a natural when it comes to being on the stage. He has sung in front of an audience since he was four, winning countless contests and performing in festivals and concerts, and shared a stage with soprano Jo Su-mi.
He majored in vocal music since junior high school, and he released an album "Sentimental Journey" in 2004, which topped classic music charts in Korea. Im has also participated in original soundtracks for television dramas such as "Prince of the Legend."
Im, however, simply describes himself as "a singer who is happy when he sings." "I want my songs to have a certain message or feeling, and hope I can deliver them to whoever is listening," he said.
"When put into words, these sound grand, or complex, but at the end of the day, when a gentleman or a lady with a life of experience, and no knowledge of music, happens to listen to my song and nods, saying that 'hey, this lad has a good voice,' then that says it all for me," said Im.
(glamazon@heraldm.com)
By Hwang You-mee
2006.10.03
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