Yoo-seul, on the other hand, says she’s not going to try too hard for a thing that’s bound to fail anyway. She decides to take that gamble, because if he can beat those odds, then maybe she can too.Īs soon as Yoo-seul says she’ll start playing piano again if they make it into the concours, Cha-shik says he’ll put his life on the line and work hard to make this happen for her. He deflates immediately and asks why she agreed then, and she figures that her chances of becoming a pianist now that she’s blind are probably in the same ballpark. But when he asks what their chances are of being admitted into the competition, Yoo-seul says, “0.00001%.” He beams when she agrees, and puffs up with confidence at the idea that he’s dependable and has some potential. We go back to the tunnel where Cha-shik finishes playing for the first time in front of Yoo-seul and asks her to be his concours partner. I can’t take it when Cha-shik is in pain!
You have no idea how relieved I am that Dad isn’t an asshole. His assistant didn’t know he had a son, but Dad says he didn’t know either until recently, and his jaw drops to read that Cha-shik is trying out for a two-piano concours. 4 in A-Flat Major, posted above) with his latest fan mail, and he lights up to see another letter from his son. But all we get are glimpses of Yoo-seul repeatedly berating her new student Cha-shik, and a whole chorus of defeated sighs to accompany her rants.Ĭha-shik’s famous pianist father is interrupted in his studio in Austria (he’s playing Schubert’s Impromptu No. Today’s preview montage tells us this will be the story of two people on their way to becoming world-class pianists-one who’s just beginning, and the other who will be that person’s beginning. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser.ĮPISODE 3: “Let’s sing a song of joy together” 90, D.899 Īudio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. In just three short episodes, Page Turner managed to capture a tiny bit of magic in a small story, and I was surprised at how much I liked the resolution, the emotions evoked, and what the drama had to say about chasing your dreams in the real world.
I enjoyed the short miniseries about youths and music from the start, but I wasn’t expecting the final episode to get me so squarely in the heart. 141 ApPage Turner: Episode 3 (Final) by girlfriday
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