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From ABC News headquarters, this is World News with Charles Gibson. The music conservatory 음악<미술, 예술> 학교 has 800 students, the most talented in North Korea. Inside, the teachers train them either one-on-one or in groups at their chairs. Italian language lessons, so they can sing for opera or practice of Korean songs.

 

With the ancient Korean instruments, they are the best. So many we spoke to said they are ready for the arrival of the New York Philharmonic 교향악단. Do you think this arrival of the New York Philharmonic will help the relationship between our countries? That question seemed to make her nervous about answering. I believe so, she says. I believe it.

 

People are pouring in 연달아오다 like never before. Satellite trucks crossing the border from South Korea, A hotel filled with so many western faces, a sight never seen in this country. Another first. A large pressroom 신문 기자실 for reporters complete with Internet access.

 

But for the musicians in this country, they are shocked. Did you think years ago that you and the United States could play music together? I thought it was next to <부정어 앞에서> 거의 impossible, she says. What is changing now are more contacts with Americans by people who never met Americans.

 

“Yeah, mine’s not very good, is it?” These amazing musicians taught me how to play and even asked me if I knew any music. This one, the only one I memorized back in the 1980s. But when they played for us, we watched them in awe. When the New York Philharmonic performs on Tuesday, we’ll see how much the North Koreans will applaud 박수를 보내다, 칭찬하다 for the Americans. Bob Woodruff, ABC News, Pyongyang, North Korea.

 

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