music of korean

1. Ahn Young Ha Se Yo!

2. Music of Kore

3. HISTORY
•Korea is rich in
musical culture, and
its music is distinctive
despite tremendous
influences from
China.

4. HISTORY
•Evidence of these
influences can presently
be found in the
existence of Koreanized-
Chinese music called
tang-ak

5. HISTORY
•The Korean term
tang-ak literally
means music
from T'ang
Dynasty China.

6. Korean
traditional
music can
be roughly
divided
into two
major
categories:

7. Chong-
ak;
which
means
music for
the ruling
class

8. Sog-ak; music for the
common people

9. •Yayue- an elegant
music which
includesritual and
ceremonial court
music

10. •Suyue-popular
music
•Huyue-foreign
music

11. •A-ak-elegant
vocal and
instrumental
music

12. Pansori-
drama sung
by one
performer and
accompanied
by barrel-
shaped drum

13. Korean
Traditional
Instruments

14. CHANGGO
• Hour-glass
shape
• Made of a
wooden tube
with its two
sides covered
by leather

15. Haegum
•Two-
stringed
spike
fiddle

16. KAYAGUM
• Kayagum is
often
compared
with Japanese
Koto, but it is
quite different
from Koto in
the following
points:

17. KAYAGUM
•It should
be placed
on the lap
of its
player and
its tail on
the floor,

18. KAYAGUM
•Kayagum
is played
with bare
fingers.

19. SENAP
•A wind
instrument
with a copper-
made trumpet
attached to the
wooden tube.