Gyeongsang Province, late Kim So-hee song made by the singer features an enchanting melody, and the Japanese occupation of the menarijo bukkando lost wind-swept heart of people who moved to country representation.A folk song(minyo).

Gayageum Byeongchang: Jeon Hai-ok, Oh Ju-eun, Choi Ye-rim
Ajaeng: Seo Young-ho
Daegeum: Won Wan Chul
Ko Soo: Jung Joon Ho

Lee Yura is a master singer who has devoted his entire life to promoting the sound of Chuncheon's righteous army Arirang and Gangwon.

I majored in Gyeonggi folk songs and came to Gangwon-do to do Gangwon-do folk songs.

The difference between Gyeonggi folk songs and Gangwon folk songs is that Gangwon-do folk songs and Gyeonggi-do folk songs differ in tone and Gangwon-do sounds have a limit.

Gangwon Province is said to have been saddened and saddened by the sound of the sorrow and life in the mountains, which appear in geographical features.

Master singer Choi Jin-sook is active with her outstanding voice and talent that transcends tradition and modernity.

My father is Choi Young-gil, a leading member of the National Changgeuk Company.

Yeongam Arirang is an immortal masterpiece composed by Ko Bong-san and written by Baekam in 1972 and sung by singer Ha Chun-hwa. A monument was erected in Gichan Land at the foot of Wolchulsan Mountain in Yeongam in 2010.

The song was sung by minyo songwriter 'Lee So-na' and became very popular.

Kim Yu-na is a singer who wore hanbok on the Japanese stage even before the word "Korean Wave" came out.

It was a huge success in Japan called 'Queen of Enka', which is why it is a highly recognized Korean singer in Japan.

When I came back to Korea, I made a big hit with a song called 'Amor Fati'.

Gunbamtaryeong is a folk song (minyo).

The recording of the phonograph recorded in 1932 contains "Gunbamtaryeong," and the composer is Jeon Soo-rin (1907-1984), indicating the origin of the song.

Later, several lyrics were added. It's called Gunbamtaryeong because of the chestnut in the chorus.

The money wind in the waters off Yeonpyeong Island came from the fact that a lot of early-morning air was caught off the coast of Yeonpyeong Island, making a lot of money. The sentiment is similar to the Dorajitaryeong.

○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

○ Folk song/Kim Mi-jin, Shin Hyun-joo, Shin Jin-won, Kim Young-sim
○ accompaniment
- Piri/Kim sra, Daegeum/Son Ji-yeon, Haegeum/Ha Jae-won, Ajaeng/Jeong Seon-gyeom, Gayageum/Lee Eon-hwa, Geomungo/Yu Yeon-jeong, Janggu/Lee Jin-hee

Pansori master Park Song-hee and his disciples

[KBS Gugak Hanmadang] Concert Nabilera

Arirang is one of the most popular folk songs in Gyeongsang-do.

It is said to have originated in Miryang, Gyeongsangnam-do, but it is now called nationwide.

♡ Sound/Cho Kyung-hee, Lee Geum-mi, Kang Hyo-joo, Lee Miri

♡ It is a folk song of Gangwon-do Province. Folk songs with unique sentiments in mountainous areas of Gangwon-do along with Arirang and Jeongseon Arirang in Gangwon-dobe widespread both in this country and throughout the country

○ Singing/Cho Kyung-hee, Lee Geum-mi, Kang Hyo-joo, Chae Soo-hyun
○ Flute/Lee Ho-jin, Daegeum/Won Wan-chul, Haegeum/Kim Seon-gu, Gayageum/Park Jun-ho, Ajaeng/Barren, Janggu/Gang Hyung-soo

♡ It is one of the folk songs of Seoul and Gyeonggi Province. It was sung during the reconstruction of Gyeongbokgung Palace at the end of the Joseon Dynasty

○ Folk songs/Lee Eun-hye, Kim Se-yoon, Park Min-ju
○ Flute/Park Ji-won, Daegeum/Ohgyo-seon, Haegeum/Hwang Han-na, Ajaeng/Jin Min-jin, Gayageum/Hasora, Geomungo/Park Hye-shin, Janggu/Gang Jeong-yong

♡ One of Korea's representative folk songs. The chorus contains the word 'Arirang'

○ Sound/Cho Kyung-hee, Lee Geum-mi, Kim Min-kyung, Jang Hyo-sun, Yang Myung-hee, Lee Joo-eun
○ Flute/Jang Su-ho, Daegeum/Moon Jae-deok, Haegeum/Kim Seon-gu, Gayageum/Park Jun-ho, Geomungo/Lee Seon-hwa, Ajaeng/Baran, Janggo/Gang Hyung-soo

ᄋ Byung Chang/Lee Yoon Kyung/Shin Hyun Joo, Jang Gu/Kang Jung Yong☆