☆ Hye-ryeong, a gayageum player, played the Sangsahwa of Ahn Ye-eun, the OST of the drama 'The Rebel.'

☆ The wind makes the horned-holly tree dance and the branches collide with each other and sing Gwangju.

On the middle of Yangnimsan Mountain in Yangnim-dong, Gwangju, there is a 400-year-old horned-holly tree.

The appearance of the holly tree seems to harbor the history of Gwangju, facing various winds in one place.

Inspired by this image, I drew it on the 25 string Gayageum.

☆ a flash animation of the beautiful creative Korean traditional music that will warm your children's emotions.

Pansori "Sugungga"'s nundaemok(most prominent or interesting scene) "Tiger is Coming Down" subtly blends with the bass melody and drum rhythm.

In line with this, members of the modern dance troupe Ambigious Dance Company shake their bodies joyfully.

☆It is a new arrangement of folk song "puppet" that most Koreans have heard at their elementary school years with a cheerful yet modern feel.

Enjoy a new-feeling of "puppet" with a subtle haegeum voice.

☆Darangsh is a Jeju-do word for the high peak, and it is a song written for those who died namelessly and inspired by the sad history of the April 3 Incident in 1948.

Consisting of the form of 'a-b-a', and Namdo Gyemyeonjo, Seodo Sori style, and Western phrysian mode were used.

The beat is consistent with 9/8 beats, but it has changed its speed and rhythm, and it is a work of delicate combinations of traditional music and Western elements.

☆The theme of 'Blue Sea' is 'Sea.'

It aims to express experiences (stories), sensations (shape), and emotions (image) that can be learned by the sixth sense in the sea through sound and music.

It is a work that depicts the sublime that the sounds of individual singers become waves and the waves gather together to form the sea.

While expressing "Face of the Sea" with folk songs and gugak instruments, it attempted to combine with jazz piano for richer musical expression.

♡ Take a flash animation of the beautiful creative Korean traditional music that will warm your children's emotions.

Working After U is a four-member Korean women's rock band consisting of Haein, Hangyeom, Ahyun and Sunny, and is a team that mainly performs on overseas tours of the national tour.

"Arirang", released in March 2017, is the second studio album by Walking After u, and the title track "Arirang" is loved by many enthusiasts

☆This is the part of the Pansori Chunhyangga, where Chunhyang, who collapsed after breaking up with Lee Mongryong, is led to the room by Hyangdan.

Kim Yul-hee wrote the inserted song's lyrics of a short song with a ukulele in the middle of the performance.

Danga refers to the sound of a singer warming up his voice before making a full-fledged pansori.

In order to make the Danga "Sachulga (Song of Four Seasons)" more accessible, it was reinterpreted with various composers to make it traditional and modern.

Min Eun-kyung, who sang the song, is a member of the National Gugak Center and a versatile passionate singer.

With the warm spring sea, Lee Hee-moon's unique acoustic sensibility was captured in the music.

It's Jeju Nadon, a lyrical and acoustic arrangement of Yeongju Seopgyeongga, which developed from the sound of Seoujet, and recreated the scenery and emotions of Jeju Island as Calypso!

It's Jeju Nadon with OBSG, a must-have item for Jeju trip that will double the joy of Jeju trip!

☆Composed by Bae In-sook
Lyrics by Jeong Su-eun
Arranged by Gye Seong-won
Songs by Kim Min-seok, Yoo An-seo, Lee Ye-won, Lee Yoo-in, Lee Hee-jin, Han Ji-yoon

☆Combine folk songs that you thought were boring with reggae rhythms to create a new feeling!

The sound of Jeju makes you want to leave immediately!

☆Jeong Bo-gwon - Winner of the 18th Park Dong-jin Pansori Master Singing and Myeonggo Competition

Miyeon (Piano), Park Jae-cheon (Drum), Lee Myung-hoon (Daegeum), Kwak Jae-hyuk (Piri), Lee Chung-woo (Percussions), Choi Young-jin (Haegeum), Kim Min-young (Gayageum), Choi Boo-mi (Keyboard), Lee Jin-hee (Guitar), Kim Yun-cheol (Bass), Chae Jae-young, Kim So-won, Jo Ara, Jung-ji (Violin), Choi Jung-wook, Chae In-young(Cello)