Yes, I love it for all the gorgeous, sensitive, and stirring instrumentals played throughout the serious scenes, of which there are so many. At the beginning, I was concerned that this would be another high school drama with the usual small set of reasons students had personal struggles.
This story was way beyond what has become trite and far too predictable when we are introduced to high school kids. (It's not easy to believe that people are in HS when they look 'post college' much of the time.) People in HS ought to look and act more like the student in "Master Devil, Please do Not Kiss Me", most of whom were teens when the series was filmed.
The music was so appropriate to each scene that initially, I was unaware of it; yet, on realizing that I was hearing instruments rather that a song, I replayed the episode. Afterward, I tried to catch the music and found it constantly enhancing, rather than disturbing any interaction. It constantly supported the emotions of a given interaction instead of being an irritant as so many have been.
I would love to purchase an album of the score as I have other dramas. While this was not the huge themes of renowned composers like John Williams or AR Rahman, it was excellent and I would like to hear more from the person who created it.
Thanks for your great question!
