Gaonnuri
Gaonnuri, a pure Korean word for "be the center of the world," is a creative music organization that hopes to expand with pride that the most Korean is the most global, just like the name of the group.

Composed, composed, written, played by Park Kyung-nan, Taak/Yoo Tae-sang, Vocal/Yoo Seul-gi, Daegeum/Jang Jin-ho, Ajaeng/Seo Yeon-ju, Haegeum/Lee Seung-mi

Cuckoo Moly : A reinterpretation of Haenggung Gyeonwol Daemok of Pansori 'Chunhyangga' The Lyrics are changed to pure Korean and the style of receiving the chorus is used with swing rhythm to express deep and solid Korean style cuckoo waltz.

-Explain the name of the song
It's a song for young people who have dug between bamboo forests, a virtual space of the fierce living 'N4 Generation' of Gyeonggi-do Danggut's 'Dosalpuri rhythm'
Reinterpret the six-night rhythm of the 12 Lyrics and sing the song 'Suyangsana' in the 12 Lyrics borrowed from the new melody.

★ Park Han-kyul X Jang Myeong-seo - Composed, Lyrics: Park Han-kyul X Jang Myeong-seo / Handpan: Park Han-kyul / Jeong-ga: Jang Myeong-seo

- Performance Description
The 21C Korean Music Project, which was first held in 2007, began with the many changes the 21C Korean Music Project has attempted over the past decade or so with the production team's desire to encourage fresh and competent young gugak musicians to participate more actively and create high-quality creative Gugak. Through the 21C Korean Music Project, which begins anew with a dream of a new decade, it is hoped that Gugak will be a music enjoyed together regardless of gender or age by discovering competitive and high-quality works in the global market in a bold attempt to interpret the characteristics of traditional music, not difficult and hard to hear.

It is a traditional ritual of our mothers who prayed for their family's well-being, and a piece that conveys their hearts in their hands.

The existing Lyrics include the sound of Namdo and Gugak orchestral music, creating a more grand atmosphere.

Gayageum/ Kim Min-young, Daegeum, Taak, Sori/ Jung Kwang-yoon, Piri, Taepyeongso/ Lee Jae-hyuk, Ajaeng, Taak, Cho Seong-jae, Taak, Sori/ Kim Tae-young, Soribook, Soori/ Kang Min-soo, Sori/ Kim Yul-hee

Lyrics / Jung Kyung Ah
Composed / Ryu Hyung-sun
Arrangement / Shin Chang-ryul
Song / Kim Min Kyum
Chorus / Sung Da-kyung Ahn Jung-ah Children's Choir at Naeson Elementary School
Video Director / Cho Jung-rae (JO Entertainment)

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.

♡ Gasa are a song that sings the classic Chinese classics, which were frequently read by writers in the Lyrics and literature that developed during the Joseon Dynasty, in a similar voice to the songs of the song and the founder.

Daegeum Lee Sam, Geomungo Lee O-kyu, Haegeum Yoon Mun-sook, Janggu Sa Jae-seong

Nongbuga(Farmer's song) is a native folk song sung by farmers.

Nongbuga is a collective name for folk songs widely sung in the southern part of the country, especially one developed in the Jeolla region, is called "Farmers."

There are many words related to farming in the Lyrics.☆

☆ Yukjabaegi is a japga that reflects the characteristics of Jeolla-do music.

As Susimga represents the western part of Korea, Yukjabaegi is loved by many people in the Jeolla-do region.

This is because Yukujabaegi is a song that harmonizes well-organized melodies with Lyrics that touch the heart.

Originally, Yukjabaegi was a type of folk song used to be sung during field work, but it was refined by professional singers such as sadangpae and modern pansori clowns at the end of the Joseon Dynasty.

As a result, Yukjabaegi became one of the most popular japga repertoire in the southern part of Korea.

☆"Gangsangpungwol" is a danga that expresses the joy of living a leisurely life by singing the scenery of a river or lake. From the last part, "Ilchon ganjang" the song is abbreviated to "Let's play as arrogant."

Danga is a relatively short song compared to the pansori made to warm up one's throat before singing pansori. There are also dangas which has nothing to do with pansori. Most of the Lyrics are about a mountain stream or an ancient events. Danga reaches about 50 kinds, but the common songs are about 20 kinds. Danga is said to be less crafty and calm.

☆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.

☆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

☆The 15th Korea Jeongga-dan(classical music group) Performance

☆Completed National Intangible Cultural Property No. 41 Gasa
a member of the National Gugak Center.

☆Composed by Lee Han-bit
Lyrics by Lee Han-bit
arranged by Kim Baek-chan
Sung by Go Eun-chan, Kim Yi-seo, Kim Tae-rin, Lee Jae-yeon, Lim Soo-ah, Han Woo-joo, Hong Hyo-jun

☆Inspired by the Lyrics of the old song "Cheongchun-ga"(Song of Youth), Youth Song is a theme song of Park In-hye's first album 'Youth is Spring'.

The song contains the hope of Park In-hye, a singer who dreams of communicating with the world with her own song.

The story is about enjoying this beautiful moment while praising youth.