Friends have been telling me that it doesn’t actually get easier after a loss, but you somehow learn to live with it. Last days I was reflecting on life’s purposes, holding more onto the loved ones, and trying to find all the smallest gratitudes in life. I was lucky to enjoy the gorgeous mediterranean sunshine before heading to play a recital in the evening. Life is still beautiful isn’t it🩵 #healing #slowly #hbdmom
Friends have been telling me that it doesn’t actually get easier after a loss, but you somehow learn to live with it. Last days I was reflecting on life’s purposes, holding more onto the loved ones, and trying to find all the smallest gratitudes in life. I was lucky to enjoy the gorgeous mediterranean sunshine before heading to play a recital in the evening. Life is still beautiful isn’t it🩵 #healing #slowly #hbdmom
Friends have been telling me that it doesn’t actually get easier after a loss, but you somehow learn to live with it. Last days I was reflecting on life’s purposes, holding more onto the loved ones, and trying to find all the smallest gratitudes in life. I was lucky to enjoy the gorgeous mediterranean sunshine before heading to play a recital in the evening. Life is still beautiful isn’t it🩵 #healing #slowly #hbdmom
Friends have been telling me that it doesn’t actually get easier after a loss, but you somehow learn to live with it. Last days I was reflecting on life’s purposes, holding more onto the loved ones, and trying to find all the smallest gratitudes in life. I was lucky to enjoy the gorgeous mediterranean sunshine before heading to play a recital in the evening. Life is still beautiful isn’t it🩵 #healing #slowly #hbdmom
Friends have been telling me that it doesn’t actually get easier after a loss, but you somehow learn to live with it. Last days I was reflecting on life’s purposes, holding more onto the loved ones, and trying to find all the smallest gratitudes in life. I was lucky to enjoy the gorgeous mediterranean sunshine before heading to play a recital in the evening. Life is still beautiful isn’t it🩵 #healing #slowly #hbdmom
Friends have been telling me that it doesn’t actually get easier after a loss, but you somehow learn to live with it. Last days I was reflecting on life’s purposes, holding more onto the loved ones, and trying to find all the smallest gratitudes in life. I was lucky to enjoy the gorgeous mediterranean sunshine before heading to play a recital in the evening. Life is still beautiful isn’t it🩵 #healing #slowly #hbdmom
Friends have been telling me that it doesn’t actually get easier after a loss, but you somehow learn to live with it. Last days I was reflecting on life’s purposes, holding more onto the loved ones, and trying to find all the smallest gratitudes in life. I was lucky to enjoy the gorgeous mediterranean sunshine before heading to play a recital in the evening. Life is still beautiful isn’t it🩵 #healing #slowly #hbdmom
Friends have been telling me that it doesn’t actually get easier after a loss, but you somehow learn to live with it. Last days I was reflecting on life’s purposes, holding more onto the loved ones, and trying to find all the smallest gratitudes in life. I was lucky to enjoy the gorgeous mediterranean sunshine before heading to play a recital in the evening. Life is still beautiful isn’t it🩵 #healing #slowly #hbdmom
I’ve always deeply admired musicians who found the strength to perform right after losing a parent. I used to think I could never be that strong if it ever happened to me. But then.. it happened.. performing the Mendelssohn concerto just 3 days after mom’s passing. Long story short, only then I realized it’s not about how strong you are, but you actually have no other choice. And music not only becomes the best way to thoroughly express your troubled soul but it gives you such a tremendous strength you had not imagined possible. The entire experience was way too overwhelming that I don’t know how to even begin to describe. But I did come to Tokyo straight from mom’s funeral, all in tears, remembering her last words to me which happened to be to “have a great concert in Tokyo”, and performed the very piece that I first heard from her own violin playing when I was a kid. I will be forever grateful for all the warmest support from friends and fans, and also to these incredible musicians of Pacific Philharmonia Tokyo with maestro Limori- we poured our hearts into this unforgettable concert together. It was a tribute to my mom and to all the moms out there 엄마가 돌아가신뒤 3일뒤에 일본으로 건너가 멘델스존 협주곡을 온맘다해 공연하던 기억. 눈물이 앞을 가리고 울음이 목에 걸려있던. 그냥 말도안되게 힘든 꿈인가보다 하는 느낌이었는데.. 지금보니까 꿈은 아니었다.. 이제와서 조심스럽게 그날의 기억을 끄집어내 보며..🤧 #memories #unforgettable
I’ve always deeply admired musicians who found the strength to perform right after losing a parent. I used to think I could never be that strong if it ever happened to me. But then.. it happened.. performing the Mendelssohn concerto just 3 days after mom’s passing. Long story short, only then I realized it’s not about how strong you are, but you actually have no other choice. And music not only becomes the best way to thoroughly express your troubled soul but it gives you such a tremendous strength you had not imagined possible. The entire experience was way too overwhelming that I don’t know how to even begin to describe. But I did come to Tokyo straight from mom’s funeral, all in tears, remembering her last words to me which happened to be to “have a great concert in Tokyo”, and performed the very piece that I first heard from her own violin playing when I was a kid. I will be forever grateful for all the warmest support from friends and fans, and also to these incredible musicians of Pacific Philharmonia Tokyo with maestro Limori- we poured our hearts into this unforgettable concert together. It was a tribute to my mom and to all the moms out there 엄마가 돌아가신뒤 3일뒤에 일본으로 건너가 멘델스존 협주곡을 온맘다해 공연하던 기억. 눈물이 앞을 가리고 울음이 목에 걸려있던. 그냥 말도안되게 힘든 꿈인가보다 하는 느낌이었는데.. 지금보니까 꿈은 아니었다.. 이제와서 조심스럽게 그날의 기억을 끄집어내 보며..🤧 #memories #unforgettable
I’ve always deeply admired musicians who found the strength to perform right after losing a parent. I used to think I could never be that strong if it ever happened to me. But then.. it happened.. performing the Mendelssohn concerto just 3 days after mom’s passing. Long story short, only then I realized it’s not about how strong you are, but you actually have no other choice. And music not only becomes the best way to thoroughly express your troubled soul but it gives you such a tremendous strength you had not imagined possible. The entire experience was way too overwhelming that I don’t know how to even begin to describe. But I did come to Tokyo straight from mom’s funeral, all in tears, remembering her last words to me which happened to be to “have a great concert in Tokyo”, and performed the very piece that I first heard from her own violin playing when I was a kid. I will be forever grateful for all the warmest support from friends and fans, and also to these incredible musicians of Pacific Philharmonia Tokyo with maestro Limori- we poured our hearts into this unforgettable concert together. It was a tribute to my mom and to all the moms out there 엄마가 돌아가신뒤 3일뒤에 일본으로 건너가 멘델스존 협주곡을 온맘다해 공연하던 기억. 눈물이 앞을 가리고 울음이 목에 걸려있던. 그냥 말도안되게 힘든 꿈인가보다 하는 느낌이었는데.. 지금보니까 꿈은 아니었다.. 이제와서 조심스럽게 그날의 기억을 끄집어내 보며..🤧 #memories #unforgettable
I’ve always deeply admired musicians who found the strength to perform right after losing a parent. I used to think I could never be that strong if it ever happened to me. But then.. it happened.. performing the Mendelssohn concerto just 3 days after mom’s passing. Long story short, only then I realized it’s not about how strong you are, but you actually have no other choice. And music not only becomes the best way to thoroughly express your troubled soul but it gives you such a tremendous strength you had not imagined possible. The entire experience was way too overwhelming that I don’t know how to even begin to describe. But I did come to Tokyo straight from mom’s funeral, all in tears, remembering her last words to me which happened to be to “have a great concert in Tokyo”, and performed the very piece that I first heard from her own violin playing when I was a kid. I will be forever grateful for all the warmest support from friends and fans, and also to these incredible musicians of Pacific Philharmonia Tokyo with maestro Limori- we poured our hearts into this unforgettable concert together. It was a tribute to my mom and to all the moms out there 엄마가 돌아가신뒤 3일뒤에 일본으로 건너가 멘델스존 협주곡을 온맘다해 공연하던 기억. 눈물이 앞을 가리고 울음이 목에 걸려있던. 그냥 말도안되게 힘든 꿈인가보다 하는 느낌이었는데.. 지금보니까 꿈은 아니었다.. 이제와서 조심스럽게 그날의 기억을 끄집어내 보며..🤧 #memories #unforgettable
I’ve always deeply admired musicians who found the strength to perform right after losing a parent. I used to think I could never be that strong if it ever happened to me. But then.. it happened.. performing the Mendelssohn concerto just 3 days after mom’s passing. Long story short, only then I realized it’s not about how strong you are, but you actually have no other choice. And music not only becomes the best way to thoroughly express your troubled soul but it gives you such a tremendous strength you had not imagined possible. The entire experience was way too overwhelming that I don’t know how to even begin to describe. But I did come to Tokyo straight from mom’s funeral, all in tears, remembering her last words to me which happened to be to “have a great concert in Tokyo”, and performed the very piece that I first heard from her own violin playing when I was a kid. I will be forever grateful for all the warmest support from friends and fans, and also to these incredible musicians of Pacific Philharmonia Tokyo with maestro Limori- we poured our hearts into this unforgettable concert together. It was a tribute to my mom and to all the moms out there 엄마가 돌아가신뒤 3일뒤에 일본으로 건너가 멘델스존 협주곡을 온맘다해 공연하던 기억. 눈물이 앞을 가리고 울음이 목에 걸려있던. 그냥 말도안되게 힘든 꿈인가보다 하는 느낌이었는데.. 지금보니까 꿈은 아니었다.. 이제와서 조심스럽게 그날의 기억을 끄집어내 보며..🤧 #memories #unforgettable
I’ve always deeply admired musicians who found the strength to perform right after losing a parent. I used to think I could never be that strong if it ever happened to me. But then.. it happened.. performing the Mendelssohn concerto just 3 days after mom’s passing. Long story short, only then I realized it’s not about how strong you are, but you actually have no other choice. And music not only becomes the best way to thoroughly express your troubled soul but it gives you such a tremendous strength you had not imagined possible. The entire experience was way too overwhelming that I don’t know how to even begin to describe. But I did come to Tokyo straight from mom’s funeral, all in tears, remembering her last words to me which happened to be to “have a great concert in Tokyo”, and performed the very piece that I first heard from her own violin playing when I was a kid. I will be forever grateful for all the warmest support from friends and fans, and also to these incredible musicians of Pacific Philharmonia Tokyo with maestro Limori- we poured our hearts into this unforgettable concert together. It was a tribute to my mom and to all the moms out there 엄마가 돌아가신뒤 3일뒤에 일본으로 건너가 멘델스존 협주곡을 온맘다해 공연하던 기억. 눈물이 앞을 가리고 울음이 목에 걸려있던. 그냥 말도안되게 힘든 꿈인가보다 하는 느낌이었는데.. 지금보니까 꿈은 아니었다.. 이제와서 조심스럽게 그날의 기억을 끄집어내 보며..🤧 #memories #unforgettable
I’ve always deeply admired musicians who found the strength to perform right after losing a parent. I used to think I could never be that strong if it ever happened to me. But then.. it happened.. performing the Mendelssohn concerto just 3 days after mom’s passing. Long story short, only then I realized it’s not about how strong you are, but you actually have no other choice. And music not only becomes the best way to thoroughly express your troubled soul but it gives you such a tremendous strength you had not imagined possible. The entire experience was way too overwhelming that I don’t know how to even begin to describe. But I did come to Tokyo straight from mom’s funeral, all in tears, remembering her last words to me which happened to be to “have a great concert in Tokyo”, and performed the very piece that I first heard from her own violin playing when I was a kid. I will be forever grateful for all the warmest support from friends and fans, and also to these incredible musicians of Pacific Philharmonia Tokyo with maestro Limori- we poured our hearts into this unforgettable concert together. It was a tribute to my mom and to all the moms out there 엄마가 돌아가신뒤 3일뒤에 일본으로 건너가 멘델스존 협주곡을 온맘다해 공연하던 기억. 눈물이 앞을 가리고 울음이 목에 걸려있던. 그냥 말도안되게 힘든 꿈인가보다 하는 느낌이었는데.. 지금보니까 꿈은 아니었다.. 이제와서 조심스럽게 그날의 기억을 끄집어내 보며..🤧 #memories #unforgettable
I’ve always deeply admired musicians who found the strength to perform right after losing a parent. I used to think I could never be that strong if it ever happened to me. But then.. it happened.. performing the Mendelssohn concerto just 3 days after mom’s passing. Long story short, only then I realized it’s not about how strong you are, but you actually have no other choice. And music not only becomes the best way to thoroughly express your troubled soul but it gives you such a tremendous strength you had not imagined possible. The entire experience was way too overwhelming that I don’t know how to even begin to describe. But I did come to Tokyo straight from mom’s funeral, all in tears, remembering her last words to me which happened to be to “have a great concert in Tokyo”, and performed the very piece that I first heard from her own violin playing when I was a kid. I will be forever grateful for all the warmest support from friends and fans, and also to these incredible musicians of Pacific Philharmonia Tokyo with maestro Limori- we poured our hearts into this unforgettable concert together. It was a tribute to my mom and to all the moms out there 엄마가 돌아가신뒤 3일뒤에 일본으로 건너가 멘델스존 협주곡을 온맘다해 공연하던 기억. 눈물이 앞을 가리고 울음이 목에 걸려있던. 그냥 말도안되게 힘든 꿈인가보다 하는 느낌이었는데.. 지금보니까 꿈은 아니었다.. 이제와서 조심스럽게 그날의 기억을 끄집어내 보며..🤧 #memories #unforgettable
I’ve always deeply admired musicians who found the strength to perform right after losing a parent. I used to think I could never be that strong if it ever happened to me. But then.. it happened.. performing the Mendelssohn concerto just 3 days after mom’s passing. Long story short, only then I realized it’s not about how strong you are, but you actually have no other choice. And music not only becomes the best way to thoroughly express your troubled soul but it gives you such a tremendous strength you had not imagined possible. The entire experience was way too overwhelming that I don’t know how to even begin to describe. But I did come to Tokyo straight from mom’s funeral, all in tears, remembering her last words to me which happened to be to “have a great concert in Tokyo”, and performed the very piece that I first heard from her own violin playing when I was a kid. I will be forever grateful for all the warmest support from friends and fans, and also to these incredible musicians of Pacific Philharmonia Tokyo with maestro Limori- we poured our hearts into this unforgettable concert together. It was a tribute to my mom and to all the moms out there 엄마가 돌아가신뒤 3일뒤에 일본으로 건너가 멘델스존 협주곡을 온맘다해 공연하던 기억. 눈물이 앞을 가리고 울음이 목에 걸려있던. 그냥 말도안되게 힘든 꿈인가보다 하는 느낌이었는데.. 지금보니까 꿈은 아니었다.. 이제와서 조심스럽게 그날의 기억을 끄집어내 보며..🤧 #memories #unforgettable
