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5,000 Years of Korean Soul

  • 2021.5.1
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    Gayageum Lee Soo-eun | Geomungo Kim So-yeon | Daegeum Park Hye-on
    Piri Lee In-hwa | Haegeum Han Anna | Janggu Lee Sang-kyung☆
  • 2021.5.1
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    Sangsabyeolgok is one of twelve Gasa.

    It sings the love between a man and a woman who are separated.

    Geomungo: Hwang Jin-ah, Daegeum: Bang Chorong, Piri: Kim Seul-gi, Lee Hyang-hee, Haegeum: Park Soo-min, Percussion: Kim In-soo, Kim Hyun-soo
  • 2021.5.11
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    Danso Park Ji-sun / Daegeum Moon Jong-seok / Geomungo Kim Soo-hee / Janggu Kim So-young
  • 2021.5.21
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    MC Lee An
  • 2021.5.31
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    Daegeum by Jeon In Geun
  • 2021.6.1
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    Daegeum / monk Lee Sam
    Geomungo / Lee Ogyu
    Haegeum / Yoon Moonsook
    Janggu / Sajaesung
  • 2021.6.11
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    The live performance of the Jeongeup Cultural Center's 4th regular performance
  • 2021.6.21
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    Song/Moonhyun, Pri/Hong Hyun-woo, Daegeum/Park Jang-won, Haegeum/Yoon Moon-sook, Geomungo/Chae Eun-sun, Janggu/Hong Seok-bok
  • 2021.7.1
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    Choi Tae-Hoon; President's Award Winner at the 36th Onnara Traditional Music Competition 2016
  • 2020.7.1
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    Suyeonjangjigok is a song to pray for the longevity of the king and was used as an accompaniment to the royal court and Jeongjae during the Joseon Dynasty.
  • 2021.7.11
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    a leading member of the National Gugak Center's Jeongak orchestra.
  • 2020.7.11
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    Manpajeongsikjigok is written as an annual music in the royal court of the Joseon Dynasty, meaning "Calm all kinds of waves".
  • 2021.7.21
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    The first song on this stage, which began with a quiet long breath of '평조 다스름(Pyeongjo Dasreum)', is 'Sangryeongsan'.


  • 2020.7.21
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    Music of the same type as crude music played in the court or in the private sector.

    <Yeongsan Recitation상 includes the gale wind (Hyeonak Yeongsan Recitation) and the gale wind (Samhyeon Yeongsan Recitation), and the flat tide that transforms the gale wind down to four degrees. The term "Yeongsanhoesang" refers to Hyeonak Yeongsanhoesang, which is a type of string wind, which is also called Geomungohoesang because Geomungo forms the center of its melody.

    In principle, musical instruments for Hyeonak Yeongsanho are composed of Geomungo 1, Gayatgo 1, Haegeum 1, Danso 1, Sepiri 1, Jeotdae 1, and Janggu 1. In some cases, the amount of money is collected.

    Besides these small-scale compositions, the flute uses a low-volume sepirie, and the stir is mainly played by low-spirits and flatness, so it harmonizes with the string instrument and shows a kind of chamber music. The janggu is also playing the game without hitting the background, and Haegeum moves the original to a gat to reduce the volume of the music by reducing resonance. The Hyeonak Yeongsan Hoesang consists of nine pieces of music, including Yeongyeongsan Mountain, Jungyeongsan Mountain, Seyeongsan Mountain, Tapdeuli, Samhyeon Dodry, Hayundodry, Yeombuldodry, Taryeong, and Gunak, and it is called the folk music statue to play nine songs. Also, it is known as hoesang that continuously plays the three songs of Surimyeon, Yangcheong, and Ujodori on top of the nine songs.

    Sepiri/Lee Young, Daegeum/Kim Young-heon, Haegeum/Jeon Eun-hye, Geomungo/Kim Chi-ja, Gayageum/Lee Jong-gil, Danso/Lee Jong-beom, Yanggeum/Cho Yu-hoe, Janggu/Park Geo-hyun
  • 2021.7.31
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    Piri/Han Se-hyun/Lee Ho-jin, Daegeum/Won Wan-cheol, Haegeum/Kim Sun-gu, Ajaeng/Yoon Seo-kyung, Janggo/Kang Hyung-soo, Jwa/Lee Jae-ha