Do You Like Brahms?

For everyone who is fed up with Hollywood and craving for more subtlety, I only can recommend this cast. The setting of classical music fits perfectly into the world of young people aspiring to a career as a professional musician. The desires, the dreams, the envy and jealousy towards someone who's made it to the top, and then the frustration and disappointment when someone has to realize that desire and love for the music doesn't necessarily translate into success is vividly demonstrated throughout the cast. And on top of all the slow building of a bittersweet romance between the two main protagonists is just almost to much to take. I instantly hooked up with world class pianist, Joon-Joung, and I literally fell in love with Song-Ah, the female violinist. I couldn't wait for theirs first hug and much later for their first kiss, and I utterly enjoyed it when it finally happened. And I was at times so frustrated when the two of them just stood in front of each other, almost suffocating because the words of love were stuck in their throat, unable to say something other than 'see you tomorrow'. I almost screamed at Joon- Joung to say something nice to his beautiful girl, but no. And I sensed already early on that this so sweet (remember the ice cream moment?) love was in for some rough days, and they came. I'm still not over this moment when Song-Ah finally called it quits because she couldn't take the agony and the wavering of her boyfriend any longer. But I could understand her perfectly. The wake up call worked, but it took a while for the reconciliation. It didn't come easy and not with many words (beware Joon-Joung with words) but through the sheer performance he put up on stage, telling her through music how much he loves her. Sweet and heartbreaking at the same time. Song-Ah broke out in tears, knowing at this moment that no matter how much pain and agony she would endure, the love for this man would offset all of it. I had no idea that a cast I stumbled upon be mere chance would be able to unload such an avalanche of emotions in me. It's almost unbearable. Someone help me. Folks, go and watch all the episodes, the sweet and the not so sweet ones. You won't regret it.

I loved everything about this drama, the lead actor/actress, their on screen chemistry was so lovely, in these uncertain times during the pandemic, this drama put you in a "happy" place, I am so in love with both of them and finding it difficult to move on since it ended. I am so glad I watched it and at the beginning I couldn't wait for the next episodes and wished the Monday/Tuesday time slot to hurry up and come. Thank you to the writer, director, staff and the amazing cast for doing a job well done.

Depicts the courage and beauty to chase one's dreams. The characters bravely survive through the challenge to make a choice to follow a path, the challenges faced while following that path and the challenges that others put them through. A mellow love story with good music and OST. Somewhat inspiring.

Can't get it out of my head. Although I'm a thriller lover started watching it because I had nothing else then. Turned out to be one of the best show I've ever watched. Loved everything about it. The couple will always be my number 1 couple in friendship, as lovers and as best companions. Loved the ending, it was so satisfying. I smiled, cried and my heart fluttered with them. It was absolutely beautiful.

While starting off with a drama, what is the very first thing that we try to do? We try to be able to relate with the characters to be able to see and feel through them. But there are times when we cannot help but disagree with some incidents, some of their wishes, times when we realise we really cannot relate with some of them after all, cause no matter what every person is different thus, so is every character. I experienced this while watching this drama. There were times when the going seemed too slow, when the decisions seemed too unreasonable, but no matter how many times I felt I was drifting away, the melody of the drama made sure that I was pulled back to it. Cause no matter how different we may be, we are humans after all, we can feel and we can understand why people behave and react in certain ways. Feelings are melodious, emotions are melodious , they have their own ups and downs and this drama being so well composed, makes you feel like the entire story, adorned with the artistically expressed emotions, feelings and music is nothing but a beautiful, deep and fluvial melody, which leaves such an impact, that we end up wanting to remember it for a long long time... cause it made us feel alive. It made me believe once again that stories have their own tune, their own melody or maybe just they themselves are melodious.