South Korean Naval Medley (2015 ROK Navy Patriotic Music Concert)

Song list
Song of Admiral Yi Sun-sin
Song of the Independence Army
March for Naval Defense
Let Us Go To The Sea

This song was edited. the original is here:
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"Song of Admiral Yi Sun-sin" is made by Lee Eun-sang in lyrics and Kim Dong-jin in music.

"Song of the Independence Army" originated from "Marching Through Georgia", a military song of the US and is most famous among the songs the Korean Independence Army sang.

"March for Naval Defense" was composed as Hong Eun-hye, Admiral Son Won-il's missus observed early Korean soldiers singing Japanese military songs with Korean lyrics. Its words were written by Admiral Son Won-il.

"Let Us Go To The Sea" was composed by Son Won-il and Hong Eun-hye nine months after composing "March for Naval Defense". The composition of the beat and the tone is concise so it's more famous than "March for Naval Defense" in Korea.