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Version:
1.1

File size:
11.91MB

Date added:
Aug. 9, 2020

Date released:
March 7, 2013

Price:
Free

Operating system:
iOS,

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Sanjo Gayageum v1.1

Gayageum is a typical Korean string instrument. Its origin is traced back to the period of three kingdoms, whose chronicles reported that Gayas...

Sanjo Gayageum Editor's review

Gayageum is a typical Korean string instrument. Its origin is traced back to the period of three kingdoms, whose chronicles reported that Gayas King Kasil ordered a famous musician, Uruk, to create it. As the kingdom of Gaya dwindled in power, Uruk moved and brought the instrument to Silla. From there, it expanded as a popular musical instrument throughout Korean historyunified Silla, Goryeo Dynasty, and Jogeon Dynasty periodsand is still played today. The instrument can be classified into two types of genres: Jeong-ak (court music) and San-jo (folk music).- Sanjo Gayageum -This is a modern-style gayageum used to perform San-jo, a musical genre developed in the nineteenth century. The San-jo gayageum features brilliant, technical solos for performers, who employ a particular vibrato called Nong-Hyun and often play consecutive notes in fast and changeable tempi. To allow for such variations in expression, the size of the instrument is smaller and modified into a box-like shape. Unlike the Yang-Idu in the Jeong-ak Gayageum, the strings of this instrument are suspended on the tail side of the board, and they are called Bong-Mi, meaning a phoenixs tail.*** This work was supported by ministry of culture, sports & tourism - Grant funded by the Korean Government(Korea Creative Contents Agency-2012-HE1405-No.R2012030134)

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