east asia: korea

Question 1

it is known as the classical song with an accompaniment

Answer 1

sijo

Question 2

one person performs an operatic song

Answer 2

p’ansori

Question 3

one kind of genre in korean buddhist chants

Answer 3

pomp’ae

Question 4

a short chant of the pomp’ae

Answer 4

hossori

Question 5

a long chat of the pomp’ae

Answer 5

chissori

Question 6

a narrative court banquet music of korea

Answer 6

hyangak

Question 7

an extended solo instrumental music with an hourglass-shaped drum

Answer 7

sanjo

Question 8

came from the korean word “sa” and “mul” which means four objects, and “nori” means to play.

Answer 8

samulnori

Question 9

an outdoor band music composed of drums, gongs, and taep’yangso.

Answer 9

pungmul

Question 10

known as a popular stage presentation of music as an accompaniment.

Answer 10

sinawi ensemble

Question 11

it is a 12 stringed instrument

Answer 11

kayagum (CHORDOPHONE)

Question 12

a five stringed instrument played with a pick.

Answer 12

hyang-bipa (CHORDOPHONE)

Question 13

two fiddle stringed instrument from china

Answer 13

haegum (CHORDOPHONE)

Question 14

a mouth organ with 17 bamboo tubes

Answer 14

saeng-hwang (AEROPHONE)

Question 15

a double reed pipe, in high pitch

Answer 15

taeyongso (AEROPHONE)

Question 16

carries the main melody in a music ensemble

Answer 16

hyang-piri (AEROPHONE)

Question 17

an hourglass-shaped drum mostly played in all korean court and folk pieces

Answer 17

janggu/changgu (MEMBRANOPHONE)

Question 18

a barrel drum known to be one of the eldest korean instruments

Answer 18

puk/buk (MEMBRANOPHONE)

Question 19

made from 6 pieces of birch wood.

Answer 19

bak (MEMBRANOPHONE)

Question 20

a folk song in korea which is a metaphor for a loved one who is dear and beautiful

Answer 20

arirang

Question 21

a korean folk song that tells the sad story of north and south korea. it also means a wild flower in korea (bell flower)

Answer 21

doraji