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  • Jeonju Daesaseup Festival Period : 06.08.2012 ~ 06.11.2012 Location : Jeonju Hanok Village area Telephone : •1330 tt call center: +82-63-1330 (Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese) • For more info: +82-63-252-6792 Introduction Daesaseup originated from Pansori music that first appeared around the time of King Yeongjo’s reign (Joseon Dynasty) and has been passed down until today. The Jeonju Daesaseup Festival goes back to t.. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2012. 6. 5.
  • Sound of the Heaven Music of King Sejong 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2012. 5. 8.
  • Sinawi Sinawi was developed especially in the areas south of Hangang (river). The reason for the development of sinawi, associated with shaman rites, in these areas is that shamans of the north and the south of Hangang have different characteristics. In the north, many of the shamans are Gangsinmu, who becomes a shaman by being possessed by a god or spirit. So they do not have long training for being a.. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2012. 5. 5.
  • Gayageum Gayageum (a 12-stringed zither) was made by King Gasil of the Gaya Kingdom when the Three Kingdoms were about to be united. The original name was gayatgo. "Gayatgo is a mixed word of gaya from the Kingdom of Gaya and go, an old word referring to a stringed instrument. There is a hard evidence proving gayatgo was played before the Unified Silla. It is a picture of playing musical instruments insc.. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2012. 4. 27.
  • Chunhyang Festival Chunhyang Festival has been attracting millions of visitors every year with its name value. The 82nd Chunhyang Festival will be held for five days from April 27 to May 1 at Gwanghallu Garden in Namwon. Selected as one of Korea’s best festivals by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, the festival is based on the beautiful plotline of the famous Korean love story Chunhyangjeon. A variety o.. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2012. 4. 5.
  • Minyo (민요) Minyo, or a folk song, is a simple and honest song transmitted through commoners with their feelings, customs, and kindness. It was created, enjoyed, and transmitted by commoners. Anyone can create and sing minyo with no special talents or skills. There is no official way to enjoy creating and singing it. Minyo is peoples song that has been created and maintained based upon their anonymity. Ther.. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2012. 3. 31.
  • Great Tradition - The Complete Suites ‘Yeongsanhoesang’ 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2012. 3. 27.
  • KyungRang Park Introduction twitter @korakkr www.gyobang,com Ms KyungRang Park was born in 1961 in Goseong, Kyongsangnamdo Province. She is Korea's leading dancer actively engaging in teaching and performance in Seoul and Busan. Her maternal great-grand father had been the first important intangible cultural asset for the Goseong Ogwangdae performance. Like her great-grand father, she follows in the tradition .. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2012. 3. 25.
  • Seungmu (Buddhist Monk Dance) Seungmu is one of the representative folk dances which was originally performed by the Buddhist monks the temples but was later developed into an artistic solo dance by professional dancers. The dancer wears a surplice (gasa), a Buddhist monk`s robe (jangsam), and a white hood (gokkal). Through brilliant movements, the dancer expresses the process of releasing one`s Karma, the separation from th.. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2012. 3. 20.
  • Taepyeongmu (Dance of Peace) Taepyeongmu is a staged folk-based dance choreographed by Han Seong-jun, the master of Korean dance in the early twentieth century. Based on the unique rhythmic patterns of the shaman ritual of the Wangsimni area, Taepyeongmu is performed to pray for the peaceful reign of the king and for a good harvest. The brilliant court costumes create a contrast to the shaman music. The zest of this dance i.. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2012. 3. 13.
  • Samulnori (사물놀이) '사물놀이' 는 네 사람이 각기 꽹과리, 장구, 징, 북을 가지고 어울려 치는 음악. 또는 그 음악에 의한 놀이이다. 이 음악과 놀이는 1978년 ‘사물놀이’라는 이름으로 결성된 농악 연주 단체에 의하여 처음으로 소개되었는데, 그 후 점차 보급되어 지금은 국내는 물론 국제적으로도 널리 알려지게 되었다. 자연과의 친연성을 강조하는 사물놀이에 이용되는 4 악기 中 꽹과리는 '천둥'을 상징하고, 장구는 '비'를, 북은 '구름'을, 징은 '바람'을 상징하며 어떤 음악보다도 한민족이 갖고 있는 신명을 유감없이 발휘하는 음악이다. 엄청난 음량과 강한 비트에서 나오는 역동감 때문에 듣는 사람들을 신명의 경지에 빠지게 만드는 사물놀이는 아마 세계에서 가장 다이내믹한 음악 가운데 하나일 것이다. Samullori is .. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2012. 3. 12.
  • YoungNam Gyobangchung Chum (영남교방청춤) 한국무용의 대표적 춤은 태평성대를 축원하는 '태평무', 액을 풀어주는 '살풀이춤', 멋과 흥을 돋구는 '장구춤', 그리고 '부채춤'과 더불어 '교방청춤'을 꼽을 수 있다. 교방(敎坊)은 고려와 조선시대에 관청의 행사를 위하여 궁내에 설치한 기녀들의 악.가.무 (樂.歌.舞) 교습기관으로 나중에는 지방에까지 교방청(敎坊聽)을 두게 되었으나, 1905년 폐지되었다. 교방청에서 가르치던 춤을 '교방청춤'이라 하며 우리나라 왕정시대에 국가적 행사나 지방 관아(官衙)의 행사에 추어졌던 전통무용을 통칭하는 용어라고 보면 될 것 같다. 교방청춤은, 즉흥성이 강하며, 맨손으로 추는 기본무 형식을 가지고 있고, 흥과 슬픔의 교차, 그리고 님을 그리는 그리움의 발산을 표현하는 아주 수준 높은 춤이라 할 수 있다. 특히, '.. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2012. 3. 11.
  • Pansori (판소리) Pansori is a sort of opera telling a story with gestures, singing followed by drum beat. Word of Pansori consist of Pan which means the place people are gathering, or a situation and Sori which means music. So Pansori means the song for people around. We don’t know the exact origin of the Pansori but it might come from a era of the Silla when many playing activity was performed with the playing .. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2012. 3. 11.
  • Salpuri (Dance of Exorcism) Salpuri is considered to be one of the best representative folk dances. Originally, it was a shaman dance performed at shaman rituals to appease spirits of the dead and lead them to heaven in order to avoid misfortune. In the early twentieth century, the Salpuri of the southern region shaman ritual was developed into a stage dance and has been transmitted until today. Shaman music is accompanied.. 공감수 1 댓글수 0 2012. 3. 11.
  • Sijo The original meaning of "sijo", or short lyric poem, was "sijeolgajo", meaning "popular song at that time". The first book written about sijo is Seokbukji, by Seokbuk Sin Gwangsu, a scholar during the rein of King Yeongjo. Inside the book, there is a statement in the chapter of Gwanselakbu saying, "People started to accept the rhythms of sijo because of Lee Sechun, from Seoul." The oldest musica.. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2012. 3. 11.
  • Janggu-Chum (Hourglass-shaped Drum Dance) Janggu-Chum is one of the representative folk dances. The dancer plays various rhythmic patterns with the janggu, held at the waist level by a sash slung over her shoulder, while she dances. Along with Buchae-Chum (Fan Dance), Janggu-chum, which includes technical movements, is considered to be a dance genre that balances the tradition and modernity well. It is performed either as a solo or in a.. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2012. 3. 9.
  • Buchae-Chum Buchaechum is a traditional form of Korean dance, usually performed by groups of female dancers. Many Koreans use this dance during many celebrations. They use fans painted with pink peony blossoms and display a show of dance. In the dance being performed, the dancers represent images using the fans e.g. flowers, butterflies and waves. They wear hanbok, the Korean traditional dress in bright col.. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2012. 3. 9.
  • Sogo It is made of hide. It is a percussion instrument. It is also called "beokgu", "maegubuk", or "sogo". Its size and shape vary according to the region where it is played. It is a small drum with thin hides on the two sides of a thin wooden body. A short wooden handle is attached to the drum body, being 21 cm in diameter. Dog hide was once used, but, currently, cowhide is often used. The stick is .. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2012. 3. 8.
  • Kkwaenggwari Kkwaenggwari is the same in shape with jing and only smaller in size. It is a brass gong with a 20 cm diameter. A red string attached to it is like a handle. A player holds kkwaenggwari with the left hand by grabbing the red string and strikes it with a wooden mallet. According to the use, different names are used. Kkwaenggwari is called "sogeum", when used in ritual music, especially for royal .. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2012. 3. 7.
  • Pungmullori "Pungmullori" narrowly means "farmers music", or pungmul-gut, which is thought to have begun when people started to grow grains. A farming society needs efficiency of labor, productivity, and cooperation. And pungmullori was started to encourage these. At present, it has become very important performance during various festival days and praying ceremonies. According to various records, ancestors.. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2012. 3. 7.
  • Jing It is one of the four percussion instruments along with kkwaenggwari, janggo, and buk. It has a long history. It is a large gong and is also called "geum", "geum-jing", and "dae-geum". It is widely used in daechita, muak, and nongak. It is used as an indicator of the first beat of each jangdan (rhythm). It is struck while being held in one hand, or it is hit while lying down or while being put o.. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2012. 3. 7.
  • Janggo Janggo, an hourglass-shaped drum, was imported from the West. It is said that it was sent from Song, China, to the country in the 9th year of the reign of King Yejoing of the Goryeo period. It is also called "seyogo" since it has a slender waist. Seyogo comes from the shape and janggo comes from the way of producing the sound. It is struck by a stick, giving it the name of "jang". It is played w.. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2012. 3. 7.
  • Tungso Tungso is also called "tongso", or commonly known as tongae. It is a notched and end-blown vertical bamboo flute. The pitch and tone are similar with the other instruments of dang-akgi. It once belonged to dang-akgi, but since the mid-Joseon period, it was used for hyangak. According to Goryeosa, a history book on Goryeo, it had 8 finger holes. In Akhakgwebeom, it says that it has 9 holes with a.. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2012. 3. 7.
  • Buk Buk is a double-headed drum made of leather and wood. It varies depending on the use, ways of striking, and shape. It has a barrel-shaped wooden body covered on its ends with leather. There are nongakbuk, soribuk, jwabuk, yonggo, and jeolgo. Usually buk refers to soribuk, which is used as an accompaniment for pansori. Soribuk has tiny metal tacks embedded around the rim of both drumheads. It is .. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2012. 3. 7.
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  • Taepyeongso It is also called "hojeok", "swaenap", "soina", "swaena", "cheoljeok", and "nallari". It was imported from the West at the end of the Goryeo period. It was used in daechwita, somu of jeongdaeeop, bunung, and yeonggwan. Currently it is played in daechwita, jeongdaeeop, nongaknori, pungmulnori, and Buddhist music. It generally has a conical wooden body made of hard wood with a metal mouthpiece and.. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2012. 3. 6.
  • Nabal Nabal, a long, straight brass horn, is also called "napal". It is used in daechwita, or military march music. It is also used in nongak as a signal. It is about 114 cm long in length, which can vary. It has two or three conical-shaped brass tubes joined by being inserted into a wider part of the other tube to be a long cylindrical tube. It has no piston valves and produces natural tones in the r.. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2012. 3. 6.
  • Danso Danso, a small and notched vertical flute, is a little shorter than tungso and is played vertically. here is no record on danso in the mid-Joseon period and neither in Akhakgwebeom. It dates back to the end of the Joseon period. It sounds clear. It is used as a solo instrument for Cheongseonggok, a duet with yanggeum for Heoncheonsu or for Yeongsanghoesang in julpungryu. There is a blowing tongu.. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2012. 3. 6.
  • Piri Piri, a cylindrical double-reed bamboo oboe, narrowly refers to hyangpillyul (hyangpiri), dangpillyul (dangpiri), and sepillyul (sepiri). But, generally, it refers to all the bamboo wind instruments, regardless of the existence of reed, being blown vertically or transversely, being Western-born, or being indigenous. There are three kinds of piri, which are hyang-piri, dang-piri, and se-piri. "Da.. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2012. 3. 6.
  • Muak Music and religion exist anywhere people live. Muak closely connects the two elements. Religion is materialized in thoughts that are expressed in music. Those thoughts and music are expressed in Muak. In particular, our native religion is expressed in the ritual of gut. This originated from the tradition of songs and dances performed since ancient times. Gut transmits such a tradition and is per.. 공감수 0 댓글수 0 2012. 3. 5.
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