☆Noraet Garak is a representative popular folk song of Gyeonggi Province, drived from shaman songs around Seoul.

Because of this, it was also called "Mu-nyeo Yuga" (a song enjoyed by female shamans).

The song was originally sung after the shaman's exorcism in Gyeonggi Province and Gongsu's (talking to God) and King Gojong's court ladies sang Sijo peom on top of the royal exorcism ceremony to present it to the king, which became widespread among the people.

Noraet Garak is a unique song that combines the characteristics of shaman songs, Sijo and folk songs.

☆Jeokbyeokga is one of pansori repertoire about the old stories from Romance of the three kingdoms.

Jeokbyeokga is a song with a strong will and masculine character, and among them, Zhao Yun's Bow Shooting scene is a part of which is musically well-organized, lively, and requires considerable power.

It is sung by a solemn sound that causes dramatic tension on Ujo, and is a representative part (nun-daemok) of the Jeokbyeokga.

The significance of this passage lies in the fact that it best embodies the pansori beauty of the magnificent Jeokbyeokga.

☆This scene is at the beginning of the pansori Sugungga, tells the story of a Taoist appears to give the ill dragon king medicine.

The sound of Simbongsa lamenting the fact that the hit-and-run mother ran away while climbing the Hoengseong with the hit-and-run mother.

It is one of the Namdo Japga songs sung by professional singers in Jeolla-do.

It is a song that depicts various birds singing joyfully in beautiful nature and expresses the shape of birds in a graceful manner.

Seodojapga is characterized by its long and rhythmic editorials, and the end is finished in a deep-seated tone. The lyrics are also distinguished from folk songs in that most of the lyrics have Chinese characters or nuclear power plants.

In other words, Jitchang is believed to have been handed down by a group of entertainers specializing in sound.

It is estimated that the Confucian class, unlike folk songs, was a noble class or a group with an economic foundation comparable to that.

Among them, the story is about a sailor who meets a storm and returns home after many twists and turns.

Among the 12 japga songs in Gyeonggi Province, it is known as "Jebi" and another song is called "Yeonjaga."

It is a song that calls for the singing style of a local magazine in Seoul, which was borrowed from Chunhyangjeon's "long love song" and Heungbujeon's "the part where swallows are to be picked up.''

Many people know Jeokbyeokga as five bahtangs of pansori.

But the fact that there are red-wall streets in Gyeonggi Province! Did you know that? There are quite a few songs that have been influenced by Pansori. One of the most representative examples is Jeokbyeokga.

Twelve Japsa Jeokbyeokga sings 'Hwasongdo' among Pansori Jeokbyeokga.

"Hwa Yong-do" is a scene in which Jojo meets the Order of Merit in Hwayong-do and begs for his life, and features Gwan Un-jang (a figure who represents the heroes of the people).

Enjoy the game of singing to the accompaniment of Geomungo in a different way than Jeokbyeokga and Pansori Jeokbyeokga!

Born to a noble family of a noble family, Bae-Baeng was named Bae-Baeng because he twisted the neck of a pigeon in his mother's dream when he was born.

He grew up cute and fine, but died by accident at the age of 18.

Bae Baeng-yi's parents console their daughter's spirit, and the shameless Park Soo-moo uses clever means to win a lot of wealth.

The appearance of a clap shaman by one person, directing the roles of a total of 19 people in each process with sounds (singing) and jokes, arousing interest by satirizing the superstitious elements of the gut.

In Korean traditional music, oral sounds are played by mimicking the distinctive tones of the flute, salted fish, and janggu.

In the case of a mouthful, it follows the tone of a flute or a paddle, but it is not constant, and sometimes it is sung on top of a song.

As in the case of Sinawi, the rhythm consists mainly of Salpuri and Deng Dekungi (Jajinmori), and sometimes other rhythms are used.

The form of the performance is sometimes sung as a solo to the accompaniment of the janggu, but usually together with the chorus of the sina.

And this note is often used for the Salpuri dance and dance accompaniment to the guitar Sinawi.

Therefore, the name of this music should be called Gueum Si Nawi, but the composition of the music is usually called Gueum Salpul because it is usually composed of Salpuri rhythm.

In addition, because the oral sound is expressed in voice in any case, it may have to be a Namdo master singer who has reached a considerable level musically, and is usually good at Pansori masterpieces.

This is the sound of King Jo's soldiers, who were defeated in the Red Cliff War and died, becoming birds of origin and blaming the King for driving them to death.

"Saetaryeong" is a representative sight of Jeokbyeokga and is called Jungmori Jangdan.

Since it is musically well-organized and includes scenes imitating birdsong, it requires considerable skill of master singers to properly express it.

Sataryeong is dedicated to the realization of the independent theme consciousness of the Pansori Red Cliffs, which is distinguished from the original 『The Three Kingdoms연의 by revealing the joys and sorrows of the soldiers through the enumeration and sequence of various birds.

Simcheongga is a pansori with the theme of 'hyo'.

One of the most representative scenes of Simcheongga is the scene in which Simcheong falls into Imdangsu by selling herself to 300 stones of Gongyangmi to open her blind father's eyes.

The scene of Simcheong holding a rite to support Simcheong as a sacrifice, Simcheong's heart for her father even before her death, and the serene sea scene are added to the scene, which conveys tension and calmness well.

This part, which is sung by Jinyang and Jajinmori, is about Chunhyang sharing her last sorrowful feelings with Lee Do-ryeong, who is about to leave for Seoul.

Heungbo is characterized by his fierce temper and sorrowful appearance of Nolbo, who kicks Heungbo out with his bare body, as the first part of Heungbo's performance.

It is a cheerful folk song of Namdo, which contains the shy hearts of virgins and the cheerful lyrics of bachelor's hearts picking camellias.

The two young singers, Ko Young-yeol and Kim Yul-hee, will present an exciting stage where they can feel their own charms.