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== Career ==
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Lee Young-hoon's career as a composer was mostly focused on [[theatre]], [[mainstream media]], and [[dance music]]. After he got introduced to [[Lee Moon-se|musician and songwriter Lee Moon-sae]] from Um-inho, he began to compose for the singer. After the success of Lee Moon-se's songs, Lee Young-hoon began exploring the '[[Pop Ballad|Pop Ballads]]' genre. In 1987, Lee Young-hoon became one of the most prominent composers in Korea, winning the [[Golden Disc Awards|Golden Disc Award]] and the Best Composer Award for "When Love is Gone," "Break Up Story," and "Only the Sound of Her Laughter."
Lee Young-hoon's career as a composer was mostly focused on [[theatre]], [[mainstream media]], and [[dance music]]. After he was introduced to [[Lee Moon-se|musician and songwriter Lee Moon-sae]] from Um-inho, he began to compose for the singer. After the success of Lee Moon-se's songs, Lee Young-hoon began exploring the '[[Pop Ballad|Pop Ballads]]' genre. In 1987, Lee Young-hoon became one of the most prominent composers in Korea, winning the [[Golden Disc Awards|Golden Disc Award]] and the Best Composer Award for "When Love is Gone," "Break Up Story," and "Only the Sound of Her Laughter."


His third collection became an immense hit with more than 1,500,000 copies sold. His fourth collection was even more successful, selling 2,850,000 copies. His fifth album had several thousand pre-orders even before it was released, and it brought [[Lee Moon-se]] the [[Golden Disc Awards|Golden Disc Award]] thrice. The cutting-edge ‘pop ballad’ songs that Lee Young-hoon wrote changed people’s perspectives on popular music. These songs became very popular among teenagers. His work was credited as having played a significant role in the growth in popularity of the genre. He released eight more albums and three special albums with [[Lee Moon-se]] until 2001.
His third collection became an immense hit with more than 1,500,000 copies sold. His fourth collection was even more successful, selling 2,850,000 copies. His fifth album had several thousand pre-orders even before it was released, and it brought [[Lee Moon-se]] the [[Golden Disc Awards|Golden Disc Award]] thrice. The cutting-edge ‘pop ballad’ songs that Lee Young-hoon wrote changed people’s perspectives on popular music. These songs became very popular among teenagers. His work was credited as having played a significant role in the growth in popularity of the genre. He released eight more albums and three special albums with [[Lee Moon-se]] until 2001.

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Lee Young-hoon (chosŏn'gŭl: 이영훈) was a music composer from South Korea.[1]

Early Life

Lee Young-hoon was born in Gwangju, South Korea, on December 18, 1982. He died on February 14, 2008.[citation needed]

Career

Lee Young-hoon's career as a composer was mostly focused on theatre, mainstream media, and dance music. After he was introduced to musician and songwriter Lee Moon-sae from Um-inho, he began to compose for the singer. After the success of Lee Moon-se's songs, Lee Young-hoon began exploring the 'Pop Ballads' genre. In 1987, Lee Young-hoon became one of the most prominent composers in Korea, winning the Golden Disc Award and the Best Composer Award for "When Love is Gone," "Break Up Story," and "Only the Sound of Her Laughter."

His third collection became an immense hit with more than 1,500,000 copies sold. His fourth collection was even more successful, selling 2,850,000 copies. His fifth album had several thousand pre-orders even before it was released, and it brought Lee Moon-se the Golden Disc Award thrice. The cutting-edge ‘pop ballad’ songs that Lee Young-hoon wrote changed people’s perspectives on popular music. These songs became very popular among teenagers. His work was credited as having played a significant role in the growth in popularity of the genre. He released eight more albums and three special albums with Lee Moon-se until 2001.

Lee Young-hoon was diagnosed with colorectal cancer. Despite his health condition, he continued to compose songs. During this stage, he wrote Old love1·2 and produced the musical Gwanghwamun love song. He died on February 14, 2008 at the age of 49.[2]

Hit Songs

Translated Song Title Original Song Title Singer(s) Singers in Hangul
Under the Street - Tree Shadow 가로수 그늘 아래 서면 Lee Moon-se

Lee Seung-chul (2005)

Yim Jae-beom (2006)

Jang Jae-in (2010)

이문세

이승철

임재범

장재인

When autumn comes 가을이 오면 Lee Moon-se

Seo Young-eun (2004)

Park Sun-ju (2006)

이문세

서영은

박선주

Gwanghwamun love song 광화문 연가 Lee Moon-se

Lee Soo-young (2004)

이문세

이수영

Meet again 다시 만나리 Lee Moon-se

Park Wan-kyu (2006)

이문세

박완규

In the rain 빗속에서 Lee Moon-se

Leessang (2010)

John Park (2011)

이문세

리쌍

존박

When love is gone 사랑이 지나가면 Lee Moon-se

Lee Soo-young (2001)

Lee Eun-mi(2005)

Kim Ji-soo(2010)

IU(2014)

이문세

이수영

이은미

김지수

아이유

The girl 소녀 Lee Moon-se

Sung Si-kyung (2004)

SG Wannabe (2006)

Monday Kids (2011)

Oh Hyuk (2015)

이문세

성시경

SG 워너비

먼데이 키즈

오혁

Forever love 영원한 사랑 Lee Moon-se

Lee Seung-chul (2006)

이문세

이승철

Sorrow 애수 Lee Moon-se

Clazziquai (2006)

이문세

클래지콰이

Old love 옛사랑 Lee Moon-se

Brown Eyes (2007)

Yoon Jong-shin (2007)

Kwak Jin-un (2014)

Yoon Min-soo (2015)

이문세

브라운아이즈

윤종신

곽진언

윤민수

Red sunset 붉은 노을 Lee Moon-se

Yurisangja (2003)

Shinhwa(2004)

Bubble Sisters (2006)

MC the Max (2007)

Big Bang (2008)

이문세

유리상자

신화

버블시스터즈

MC the Max

빅뱅

Good bye story 이별 이야기 Lee Moon-se

Seo Young-eun (2004)

YB(2007)

Wax(2010)

Park Bo-ram (2010)

이문세

서영은

YB

왁스

박보람

Props Album

Lee Young-hoon completed the album A Short Piece in 1992 with orchestra musicians from Russia's Bolshoi Theater. The album consists of songs he wrote in his 20s and 30s. There is a "wintery" sentiment to it, as the songs were based on cold times like a heavy snowy winter in Moscow. Its words derive from the prologue of 'Small Pieces, When Love is Gone.'

Lee Young-hoon composed seven albums in collaboration with singer Lee Moon-se, then moved to Russia and started releasing his Small Pieces album with the Bolshoi orchestra. The first album, featuring Sorrow String Melody was released in 1993 and marked the beginning of his effort to reach international recognition. He released his second album with the Bolshoi orchestra one year after the first. This album consisted of orchestral arrangements of his previous hit songs. He submitted the work to the largest music exhibition in the world, MIDEM in Cannes. He later released a third album, marking the end of his collaboration with the orchestra. Gun Hee Park, who opened the first internet exhibition in South Korea, designed the album ‘Small Pieces’ and provided his support to a way of maestro. Gun Hee Park also did experimental thoughts about melody as often and as much to his ability.

Albums
Name Dates Tracks
A short piece 15.10.1993 Conversation with you

Sad love song

Poem in the afternoon

Memories of youth

Afternoon in gyeongbokung

Angel of Seoul

Your picture

Rain in the light

Collection 01.02.1994 When love is gone

Girl

Under the street-tree shadow

Thinker

Good bye story

Another way

Memories of baby’s breath

Poem for poem

Where the night stay

I still don’t know

A small piece 01.10.1994 Flying deep night

Tears through mind

You in my dream

Memories about you

Le Balcone

North Seoul

Composer age of 33

Tears through mind

Angel in Seoul

Like my thought now on

Awards

He received the grand prize of Golden Disc Award in 1987. He received Golden Disc Awards for three consecutive years from 1986.

Critics

The end of pop-music program, the pioneer of new genre ‘pop ballad’

Before 1980, there was no pop music genre in Korea. People usually listened to Teuroteu or American songs. However, Lee Young-hoon and Lee Moon-se were the 80’s invincible partnership. As Lee Young-hoon came up with poetic lyrics, he triggered the beginning of the Korean ‘pop ballad’.[3]

In 2000, retro culture made a trend of re-making music, and Lee Young-hoon’s songs were heavily featured in the remakes. In the past, only few re-make songs contained in music album, but in 2008 the album with all re-make songs of Lee Young-hoon appeared.[4]

Recently, Big Bang, IU, Oh-hyuk did a cover of Lee Young-hoon’s songs. This can obviously prove how Lee Young-hoon’s music emotionally affects Korean society.

The most famous of music critic in Korea, Lim Jin-mo said, “Lee Young-hoon’s classic based melody and poetic lyrics improved the dignity of Korean pop music”.[5]

References

  1. ^ Kwon, Mee-yoo (14 February 2008). "Renowned Composer Lee Young-hoon Dies". The Korea Times.
  2. ^ "leeyounghoon". www.leeyounghoon.co.kr. Retrieved 2017-12-11.
  3. ^ "'광화문 연가' 작곡가 이영훈 씨 별세". news.donga.com (in Korean). 2008-02-15. Retrieved 2017-12-22.
  4. ^ "이문세·故이영훈 황금콤비 가요에 대한 인식을 바꾸다". Retrieved 2017-12-22.
  5. ^ "[임진모칼럼]가슴에 남지 않는 노랫말" (in Korean). Retrieved 2017-12-22. {{cite news}}: Cite has empty unknown parameter: |dead-url= (help)