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1.1.Celine Dion & Andrea Bocelli - The Prayer 2.So Hyang (소향) & Hareem (하림) - I’ll Be There 3.Billy Joel - We Didn't Start the Fire 4.Céline Dion - I'm Alive 5.Rod Stewart - Have You Ever Seen The Rain 6.Rod Stewart - Have You Ever Seen The Rain

1.소향, 소름 돋는 명곡 재해석 ´여러분´ 2.Hallelujah - Cover by Lucy Thomas 3.Billy Joel - The River of Dreams 4.Bonnie Tyler - It's A Heartache 5.찰리 푸스 - See You Again 6.Sway - Michael Buble

kkkkk 1.Arirang sung by the U.S. Navy Band 2.I have Nothing, 소향 3.i'm yours 4.Mariah Carey - I'll Be There 5.Wolkenfrei - Champs-Élysées 6.もしもさだまさしが海外オーディション番組に出演したら

Before I knew it, five years had passed since I arrived in Australia. It was one New Year’s Day, and I was approaching the age of 55. As another year went by and I added one more year to my age, I felt even more keenly how quickly time passes. Yet, in a way, it was quite remarkable. Here in Australia, even when a new year begins, no one asks, “How old are you this year?” People show little interest in age. Because of that, I didn’t feel the need to worry about how others migh

1.Bridge Over Troubled Water 소향 2.Céline Dion - That's The Way It Is 3.Debut De Soiree - Nuit De Folie 4.Quizas - Quizas 5.Rod Stewart - I Don't Want To Talk About It 6.Welcome To My World - Elvis Presley

1.Don't Cry For Me Argentina sung by Suzan Erens 2.Michael Buble and Blake Shelton - Home 3.Rod Stewart - What A Wonderful World 소향 amazing grace 4. 5.Julia Zahra - She's a lady 6.박기영-넬라 판타지아

Rod Stewart - Sailing 2.Mariah Carey - Without You 3.Sissel Kyrkjebø - Shenandoah 4.Sarah Brightman & Andrea Bocelli - Time to Say Goodbye 5.The Toys' Barbara Harris 6.소향(Sohyang) Power of Love

1.Elvis Presley - My Way 2.ghost 3.Juice Newton Queen Of Hearts 4.Billy Joel - Let It Be 5.Céline Dion - The Power of Love 6.소향 So Hyang - 홀로 아리랑

1.Julia Zahra - Just an illusion 2.Billy Joel - Piano Man 3.Carpenters - Top of the World 4;Neil Young - Heart Of Gold 5.Olivia Newton-John Have You Never Been Mellow 소향(Sohyang)의 ′I Will Always Love You′

1.KENNY ROGER - COBARDE DANIELA ARGUIM 2.Michael Jackson Dangerous 3.MOMOLAND - BBoom BBoom 4.The Nicest Kids in Town - Hairspray 5.Snow Frolic (Love Story)---Francis Lai 6.Hallelujah

1.John Denver - Take Me Home, Country Roads 2.My Sweet Lord, Concert For George 3.Nana Mouskouri -Oh Happy Day 4.Neil Young - Blowin' in the Wind 5.Scott McKenzie - San Francisco - 6.소향 - You Raise Me Up

1.Billy Joel - Uptown Girl 2.Bruno Mars - Just The Way You Are 3.Bruno Mars - Marry You 4.Charlie Brown Medley 5.JOTTA A E MILENA EM DUETO NO RAUL GIL

1. Billy Joel – My Life (Frankfurt, 1994) 2. Carpenters – Superstar 3.Celine Dion - My Heart Will Go On 4.Cotton Fields (The Old Country Boys) 5.Cliff Richard - We Don't Talk Anymore 6.Jan Keizer - Knock Three Times

On Monday and Tuesday mornings each week, I worked at a hospitality TAFE in the city. This place was a professional training institute made up of five buildings, offering a wide range of courses such as baking, cooking, waiter and waitress training, and barista courses, along with numerous classrooms. After working there for four hours a day, I was able to rest relatively well in the afternoon. From Wednesday to Sunday, I worked full-time at an Italian restaurant. My schedule

A few years ago, I was assigned a morning shift at a hospitality TAFE in the city on a Sunday. I was told to arrive by 7:30 a.m., so I left home around 6:30. I expected to reach Box Hill Station by about 6:45, and since the train (called a “train” here, though it’s more like a subway) would take about 30 minutes, I thought I would arrive on time without any problem. But to my surprise, perhaps because it was Sunday, the first train was not scheduled to arrive until 7:30 a.m.

I joined a non-life insurance company in Korea in October 1981 and worked there as an office employee for 16 years and 3 months, until January 1998. After leaving the company, I worked for seven years as an insurance broker before immigrating to Australia. In total, I changed my workplace only twice in about 23 years. After arriving in Australia, I worked 9 years and 10 months as a kitchen hand in an Italian restaurant, 8 months as a kitchen hand at ANZ Bank, and I am current

After the Chinese boys left and no replacements were hired, the workload suddenly increased. I had to work all day, every day of the week. I was exhausted and wished I could take a break, but that wasn’t possible. A few weeks later, one day a young manager came up to me and said, “You’re actually earning much more than the managers who work here.” In my mind I thought, Well, of course I am. I work that much. I simply laughed it off. But a few days later he asked me if I would

It had been almost a year since I started working as a kitchen hand at the Italian restaurant — though in truth, most of my work was dishwashing. When I first began in January 2006, I worked just five hours on Saturdays. But as the year went on, the restaurant became extremely busy. At one point, I worked as many as 55 hours a week. During that time, all I could think about was how desperately I wanted just one day off. Then one day, one of the three young Chinese men working

Before I began working at the Italian sports club restaurant, a young man I had worked with at a sushi shop once told me he had also worked as a dishwasher in a kitchen but quit because it was too hard. He said most people gave up after two or three months. Hearing that, I remember feeling a sudden fear inside. Yet somehow I managed. Over time, I settled into the job, working anywhere from 25 hours a week to as many as 40. The fear I once felt gradually faded. Still, as if it

After living in Box Hill for a year, we moved to Doncaster, about a ten-minute drive further away. Our previous house had three bedrooms, and it felt cramped for my wife and me, our grown son, and our two daughters. It was also rather modest. Our eldest daughter had just started university, and although she would likely marry and move out in a few years, my wife insisted that, for the limited time she would still live with us, she wanted her to have memories of living in a go