○ Bak/Kim Ki-dong
○ Piri/Hwang Kyu-sang, Kim Sung-jin, Lee Jong-moo, Kim Sung-joon, and Kim In-ki
○ Daegeum/Lee Sang-won, Kim Sang-joon, Kim Hwi-gon, Lee Oh-hoon, and Kim Baekman
○ haegeum/Kim Joo-nam, Yoon Moon-sook, Ryu Eun-jung, Jeon Eun-hye, and Sa Hyun-wook
○ Geomungo/Kim Chi-ja, Kim Mi-sook, Yoon Sung-hye, Ko Bo-seok, Woo Min-hee
○ Gayageum/Chae Sung-hee, Kim Yoon-hee, Ko Yeon-jung, Kang Hyo-jin, and Lee Myung-ha
○ Ajaeng/Kim Chang-gon, Sogeum/Lee Gyeol, Janggu/Ahn Sung-il, Jwago/Kim Hyung-seop

01. 1906 Imperial Household Chwita, Byulgut and Gukgeori (Gutgeori)

○ Deungchae/Kim Ki-dong, Taepyeongso/Kim Chul/Min Ji-hong, Nabal/Kim Sung-jin, Nagak/Park Jang-won, Jabara/Kim In-ki, Jing/Hong Hyun-woo, Yong-go/Kim Sung-joon/Lee Oh-hoon, Jang-gu/An Seong-il

02. Current Daechuta~Actually Whimori

○ Deungchae/Lee Jung-gyu, Taepyeongso/Ko Woo-seok/Lee Jong-moo, Nabal/Lee Jong-gil, Kim Young-heon, Lee Jong-beom, Nagak/Yoon Hyung-wook, Lee Gyeol, Lee Seung-yeop, Jabara/Moonhyun/Kim Byung-oh, Jing/Hong Chang-nam, Janggu/Park Geo-hyun, Yong-gon/Kim Hwi-Seob, Kim Hyung-Seop

03. Chuta, Gilgunak, Giltaryeong, Byulujotaryeong, Gunak
○ Homemade/bottlenecks, flute/yang Myung-seok, Hwang Kyu-sang, Lee Young-ho, Lee Gun-hoe, Kim Sung-jin, Ko Woo-seok, Hong Hyun-woo, Yoon Hyung-wook, Kim Sung-joon, Kim Sang-joon, Choi Sung-ho, Moon Eung-kwan, Kim Young-hun, Park Ki-yeop, Kim Hwigon, Lee Seung-yeop, Lee Jong-bum, Lee Gun-hoe, Lee Gun-mu, Dae-mu, Dae-yeop, Dae-yeop, Dae-yeop, Lee, Dae-moo, Dae-moo, Dae-moo, Dae-moo, Lee, Lee, Lee,
○ haegeum/Kim Ki-dong, Kim Ju-nam, Yoon Moon-sook, Ryu Eun-jung, Jeon Eun-hye, Ko Soo-young, Sa Hyun-wook, Kim Yong-sun, Han Gap-soo, Sung Yeon-young, Choi Tae-young (guest), Ajaeng/Kim Chang-gon, Kim In-ae
○ Janggu/Hongseokbok, Jwago/Anseongil

04. Yeo Min-rak, Bo He-ja
○ Jip Park/Lee Young, Flute/Yang Myung-seok, Hwang Kyu-sang, Lee Gun-hoe, Kim Sung-jin, Ko Woo-suk, Hong Hyun-woo, Yoon Hyung-wook, Kim Chul, Kim Sung-joon, Lee Jong-moo, Lee Jong-moo, Daegeum/Lee Sang-won, Chae Jo-byung, No Boong-rae, Choi Sung-ho, Moon, Kim Young-yeop, Park Jang-won, Kim, Kim, Kim, Hwi-won, Kim, Seung-won, Kim, Kim, Seung-won, Kim, Kim, Kim, Kim, Kim, Hwi-won, Hwi-eun, Kim
○ haegeum/Kim Joo-nam, Yoon Moon-sook, Ryu Eun-jung, Jeon Eun-hye, Ko Soo-young, Sa Hyun-wook, Kim Yong-sun, Han Kap-soo, Sung Yeon-young (guest), Choi Tae-young (guest), Gayageum/Chae-hee/Jang Kyung-won, Jo Yoo-hoe, Lee Jong-gil, Lee Yun-na, Go Yeon-jeong, Jung-young, Geom, Kim Chi-mi, Kim, Kim Chi-go/Kim, Kim Chi-mi, Kim, Kim, Kim, Kim, Kim, Kim, Kim, Kim Chi-mi, Kim Chi-go/Kim Chi-
○ Pyeonjong/Kim Hyung-seop, Pyeonkyung/Jo In-hwan, Ajaeng/Kim Chang-gon/Kim In-ae, Janggu/Hong Seok-bok, Changsha/Lee Jung-gyu, Munhyeon, Kim Byeong-oh, Hong Chang-nam, Lee Joon-ah, Jo Il-ha, Lee Sun-in (Gaengwon), Park So-hyun (Gaengwon) and Kim Gaek-won)
○ String melody composition/all parts

A thousand-year-old manse is one of the traditional Korean music pieces that combine the Gye-myeon music Dodri, Yangcheong Dodri, and Ujo music. The instruments are composed of Daegeum, Sepiri, haegeum, Gayageum, Geomungo, Yanggeum, Danso and Janggu, followed by Yeongsan Hoesang or Byeolgok.

Doddry means returning to Korean, meaning that the same tune is played over and over again.

haegeumsanjo is divided into two major mountain ranges, Jiyeonghui-ryu haegeumsanjo and Hanbeom-su-ryu haegeumsanjo, which have recently been newly formed by Seo Yong-seok and Kim Young-jae.

Ji Young-hee took over the rhythms of Ji Yong-gu and Kim Duk-jin, who were masters of the Japanese colonial era haegeumsanjo, and tried to form a well-organized haegeumsanjo. As a result, she formed the so-called Jiyeonghui haegeumsanjo, which is delicate, curved, and light, cheerful, and fun like Gyeonggi folk songs.

Ji Young-hee (1909-1980)

Fan dance is a dance performed by Kim Baek-bong in 1954 with a colorful fan.

It is a combination of the beautiful dance moves and the spirit of the exorcism of the shaman in the shaman's dance, and it has a unique charm that the sound of folding and unfolding a fan can also serve as an instrument.

It is a lively work that combines the dancers' colorful costumes and fans with a cheerful instrumental accompaniment.

○ Map/Choi Kyung-ja, Fan Dance/Kim Jin-jung, Choi Sung-hee, Yoon Eun-ju, Kim Young-ae, Lee Joo-hee, Baek Mi-jin, Jung Seung-yeon, Seo Hee-jung, Lee Mi-young, Park Ji-ae, Lee Do-kyung, Im Dong-yeon, Lee Ha-kyung
○ Piri/Lee Ho-jin, Daegeum/Won Wan-chul, haegeum/Kim Jung-rim, Gayageum/Park Joon-ho, Ajaeng/Yoon Seo-kyung, Janggo/Cho Yong-bok

This song was composed by Kim Young-jae, a master of haegeum and Geomungo High School, in 1982. It is a solo song of haegeum, which is composed of traditional music from Seodo, Yeongnam and Honam, and is played to the rhythm of Omori.

At the beginning of the Mu rhythm, the melody of Menarijo in Gyeongsang-do is improvised, making it feel like listening to the improvised performance of the Mu rhythm, or "Alap," prior to the main performance of Raga in India.

It was followed by the improvisation of the Manari rhythm, which led to the sad melody of the Namdo Gye-myeon. It went back to the theme of Menarijo, and it was played with the heartfelt melody of Seodo jijang, and the theme melody was foreshadowed several times to the off-mori rhythm.

haegeumsanjo was first seen by Ji Yong-gu at the end of the Joseon Dynasty, but at that time it was not called Sanjo, but rather called Sinawi.

Later, in the early 1960s, the two mountain ranges of haegeumsanjo were formed by Ji Yeong-hui and Han Beom-su, and have been passed down to this day.

While Ji Yeong-hee based on Gyeonggi's shamanic rhythm has many clear and cheerful rhythms, Han Beom-su based on Namdo music has a strong surfaction, but it has a simple taste because a lot of anchoring is used.

Born in Yesan, Chungcheong Province, Han Beom-soo (1911-1980) also left Daegeumsanjo and Tung Ae-jo as the master of daegeum and tungae.

In the haegeumsanjo of Hanbeomsoo-ryu, many of his own rhythms appear, apparently due to the creation of haegeumsanjo after the completion of the daegeumsanjo.

The platform consists of Jinyangjo-Jungmori-Jungjungmori-Jajinmori.

Jo Hye-ryeong haegeum solo concert <Gayageum: Seo Eun-young, Taak: Seo Su-bok>

Jo Won-haeng's "Jinhon" was written in memory of the late Cardinal Stephen Kim Sou-hwan.

The last step of the world over that hill.
You step on it and wave your hand with a bright smile.

To shake off the fetish of life's obsession and greed.
Welcome to the new world.

I miss all your traces today.

The Seoryong Stone Pond haegeum Sanjo was handed down by Seo Yong-seok, a master of daegeum and ajaeng.

This is very unusual, so different players have different interpretations and different expressions and methods.

The six rhythms of Jinyangjo, Jungmori, Jungjungmori, Jungjungmori, Quick Jungjungmori, Jajinmori, and Eotmori are composed of haegeumsanjo based on the rich Southern melody of Seo Yong-seok himself. Especially, the rhythm of the geomyeonjo and the rattle in Jajinmori is characterized by the white rice.

Composed/Ryu Hyung-sun, played/created by the National Gugak Center (Gayageum/Lee Ji-hye, Choi Bo-ra, Lee Joo-in, Lee Ji-yeon, haegeum/Saju-hyeon)

Kim Young-jae and haegeum Sanjo are cute and friendly.have a slight feature

Rather than a hearty laugh, you get the feeling of a pleasant smile.

It has the charm of a typical game festival.

Janggu dance is a dance in which a janggu is held obliquely around the shoulder and accompanied by various rhythms.

It is an exciting dance in which a woman moves her feet lightly with a unique gait called a magpie's step, with a well-rounded waist around the women in line with folk songs such as Shingosan Taryeong, Cheongchunga, and Gyeongbokgung Taryeong.

In 1991, Cho Hung-dong selected music as his first work, studied each dance move, and choreographed it to express the excitement and style of our woman in his collection.

○ Flute/Lee Ho-jin, Daegeum/Moon Jae-deok, haegeum/Kim Ji-hee, Gayageum/Mungyeong-ah, Janggu/Jung Joon-ho, Jing/Park Eun-ha, Buk/Baek Jin-seok, Janggu/Kim Su-yong, Kkwaenggwari/Oh Young-hwan

♡ Founded in 1962, the National Changgeuk Company continues the sound of Korean style, spirit, and life through the musical drama 'Changgeuk', which is based on pansori.

-Actor-
Ahn Sook-sun/Yoo Soo-jung, Young Simcheong Min Eun-kyung, Empress So-yeon, Simbongsa Yu Taepyungyang, Ppangdeok Kim Geum-mi, Kwak's wife Kim Mi-jin, etc.

-Players-
Park Hee-jung, Lee Seong-do, Geomungo, Choi Young-hoon, Cho Yong-soo, Daegeum Lee Won-wang, Gayageum Kim Min-young, percussion Do Kyung-han, Janggo Kim Tae-young, haegeum Won Na-kyung

Composed/Kim Young-jae, haegeum/Isora, Janggu/Ahn Hye-ryeong

○Minyo Sori/Cho Kyung-hee, Lee Geum-mi, Kim Min-kyung, Jang Hyo-sun, Yang Myung-hee, and Lee Joo-eun

○ Piri/Jang Su-ho, Daegeum/Moon Jae-deok, haegeum/Kim Seon-gu, Gayageum/Park Joon-ho, Geomungo/Lee Seon-hwa, Ajaeng/Barun, Janggo/Kang Hyung-soo