Paju Geumsan-ri Minyo (Folk Song) No. 33 Intangible Cultural Property of Gyeonggi-do +
Classification |
Intangible Cultural Property |
Designated date |
2000.8.21 |
location |
Paju-si, Gyeonggi-do |
Paju area is located in the northwestern part of Gyeonggi-do and is influenced by the neighboring Hwanghae-do culture to form a unique culture. In the Geumsan-ri area of Paju, various rice paddies and funeral ritual songs were handed down, and cultural assets were designated under the name of Paju Geumsan-ri Folk Song. Eight types of rice paddies and three types of funeral rituals are handed down in Geumsan-ri.
When farming rice paddies, they sprinkle rice seeds on the seedbed to a certain extent and when they grow up, they pull out their teeth and plant them in the rice paddies, and because they say "I gained hair," they sing "I gained weight" with the chorus. In the process of transplanting the rice seedlings, the song is called "Hana Sori," meaning planting the rice seedlings one by one.
The mother-in-law of the rice paddy was held about a month later, while the first rice paddy was made of hoeum, and the second, two bees, and the third, Samdong, were hand-tied. In this area, the popular folk songs 'Yangsando' and 'Bangataryeong' were included in the rice paddies. Yangsan-do is called 'Non Kim Yang-san-do' as 'Yangsan-do' is called 'Non Kim Yang-san-do' at this time. In addition, they sing "hehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehehe" The word 'body stone' means to turn your body around and tie the rice paddies. After the rice paddies are finished, the song is called "Uyasori" to chase birds, which is meant to prevent evil and pray for a good harvest.
In the funeral song, there are the sound of "Uegeori Overpass" and "Uhsori," and the sound of the tomb's ironing is called "Dalgusori." In addition to the dalgu sound, the hoe-daji is also sung with non-maggi sounds such as Bangataryeong, Sangsasori, and Uyasori, which is a common tradition in Gyeonggi-do.
Currently, the festival is actively carrying out performances and transmission activities, focusing on the preservation of agricultural songs in Geumsan-ri, Paju, and the Chu Gyo-jeon, the owner of folk songs in Geumsan-ri, Paju.
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