Woah! This sounds powerful, and provocative. This release can serve as an apropos response to Park Sang Jun’s discourtesy toward Junsu and JYJ fans, neh? The lyrics are well-understood in English. Are the vocals here done by the musical actors of the upcoming production? Is it going to be performed in English?
The vocals are probably from the preview staged in New York City. It was then translated into Japanese for the Japan production that commissioned the work from Frank Wildhorn. It will be translated again for the Korean production.
Woah those lyrics really come across well– kudos to the writers! I hope that the production’s going to get popular enough to tour around the US because it already seems amazing but New York is much too far a distance away. ;; But, if we get fancams of Junsu’s performance, I’ll at least get to live off of them.
When I was at NTV I saw posters of Death Note (and was given two of them) but my understanding was that although it is a musical, it is filmed and shown on TV. It is not a stage performance. So, I think, from this point of view it is even better for Junsu because this will be the first time for him to appear on a regular TV program as a musical actor since he hasn’t yet started acting in drama or film. Since the focus of my meeting wasn’t on this I couldn’t talk much about whether the musical will be a film or in TV episodes and the posters are in Japanese so I can’t understand but I am sure it’s not a stage performance. So, there won’t be any fancams but we will see it on TV which is even better as far as i fans are concerned.
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Woah! This sounds powerful, and provocative. This release can serve as an apropos response to Park Sang Jun’s discourtesy toward Junsu and JYJ fans, neh? The lyrics are well-understood in English. Are the vocals here done by the musical actors of the upcoming production? Is it going to be performed in English?
The vocals are probably from the preview staged in New York City. It was then translated into Japanese for the Japan production that commissioned the work from Frank Wildhorn. It will be translated again for the Korean production.
Woah those lyrics really come across well– kudos to the writers! I hope that the production’s going to get popular enough to tour around the US because it already seems amazing but New York is much too far a distance away. ;; But, if we get fancams of Junsu’s performance, I’ll at least get to live off of them.
There’s rarely fancams of Junsu’s musicals except for the curtain calls and from the press day.
When I was at NTV I saw posters of Death Note (and was given two of them) but my understanding was that although it is a musical, it is filmed and shown on TV. It is not a stage performance. So, I think, from this point of view it is even better for Junsu because this will be the first time for him to appear on a regular TV program as a musical actor since he hasn’t yet started acting in drama or film. Since the focus of my meeting wasn’t on this I couldn’t talk much about whether the musical will be a film or in TV episodes and the posters are in Japanese so I can’t understand but I am sure it’s not a stage performance. So, there won’t be any fancams but we will see it on TV which is even better as far as i fans are concerned.