When I saw her video performance above, I said, "Wow !!".
My kudos to the videographer of this particular video strip. A wonderful job.
The close-up is fantastic. You will know what I mean if you watch it.

I don't know well about her singing but, in appearance,
she's a kind of combination of Elizabeth Taylor, Marilyn Monroe, and Sarah Brightman.
The Wikipedia says, "Her.... unique way of performing and a strong scenic presence..."
I agree with the "performance, and, even more, on her scenic presence." ㅎ, ㅎ, ㅎ.

So, here, I collected and put together some snapshots of her.

김창현 님의 Embedded song은 참 좋은데, YouTube에서는 찾을수 없군요.
노래의 영어 제목이 무엇인지요?

http://blog.daum.net/hdc3079/51

http://blog.daum.net/csp9211/7819785
http://blog.daum.net/hhk5097/2594

http://blog.daum.net/spdjcj/603

노래 사연과 곡명이 나오는 불로그 소개 합니다.
특히 밑의 김지연 바이올린 연주는 비오는 날 볼룸 크게 해서
들으면 눈물이 난다더군요.정말 손이라도 한번 잡아주고픈 자랑스런 젊은이 입니다.

Look at her eyes!
Look at her lips!
I lost myself in her.

No wonder Se no Rikyu(1522-1591),
a historical Japanese tea master pursued
ultimate goal(or beauty) of tea ceremony
in the memory of his Young Woman of Chosun
Dynasty.

Another example?
"The Moon and Sixpence(1919)" by Maugham
in his descrption of Blanche.
(I want to omit the details)

The most Beautiful Art known to Mankind
is Woman, I declare.

PS: When you have time, please, read "Ask Rikyu"
which I received from Dr Choi Yong(69) when I
went to Korea last Spring. Of course, it's translated
into Korean.

창현 님,
그렇게 좋아 하신다면 (눈물이 나도록), 같이 느끼는 동문들도 많을테니
본인이 오늘 볼일보고와서 오후에 작업해서 올려보도록하지요.
요새 우리가 필요한게 바로 그런거입니다.

Dr. Bang,
I sort of knew you would feel the same emotion when I saw the video.
I almost got lost as well.
At least, it's two of us. ㅎ, ㅎ, ㅎ.

어덯게 보니 꼭 터키 사람같이도 보이네요.
터키가 이나라 수백년 점령햇으니,
유전자가 섞엿을 수도.

이분의 조상은 2000 여년 전에는 이런 모습이엿을것이지요 

She is too stoic to approach, isn't she sun-bae-nim?

By the way, how's going with your construction?