2nd Quarter Lesson #3 MAPEH For Today's Learner 8 Music of Korea

1. Music of Korea

2. Vocal Form
• Divided into 2 main groups of
court music and folk music.
• Court music is performed based
on the type of ceremony.
• Folk music performances vary
and are based on singing,
dancing and acrobatics with
instrument playing.

3. Korean music is influenced by
Chinese music.
• A-AK - elegant vocal and
instrumental music.
• HUYUE – foreign music
• SUYUE – popular music
• YAYUE – elegant ritual and
ceremonial court music.

4. •Use pentatonic scale.
•ARIRANG – famous Korean
folk song
•KPOP – modern form of South
Korean pop music
• Dance
• RnB
• Electronic hip hop
• Electro pop
• Rock

5. Instrumental Music
• SAMUI NORI
• literally means “four things”
(SA and MUI) and “to play” (NO
and RI)
• Referring to the musicians
playing and dancing with 4
percussion instruments.
• Korean Percussion Ensemble.

6. PERCUSSION
INSTRUMENTS OF
SAMUI NORI

7. KKWAENGGAWARI
• It is a small hand held gong.
• It is struck with a wooden mallet.
• It represents lightning.

8. JING
• Ii is a large hand held gong.
• It is truck with padded mallet.
• It represents wind.

9. BUK
• It is a barrel
drum.
• It represents
thunder.

10. JANGGU
• It is a double
headed
hourglass
drum
• It represents
rain.

11. STRING
INSTRUMENTS

12. KAYAGUM
• It has 12 strings.
• Similar to
Japanese koto
and Chinese
ch’in

13. HAEGUM
• It is a bamboo
string
instrument.
• It is played
with a bow.

14. WIND
INSTRUMENTS

15. CHOTTDAE
• It is a bamboo
flute
• It has 6 finger
holes

16. HYANG-PIRI
• It plays the
main melody
in the music
ensemble.