Korea Flashcards

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Land of the Morning Calm

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Joseon

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uses triple time signature or group of three beats where the third beat is accented

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Rhythm

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3
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uses pentatonic scale

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Melody

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4
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monophonic texture

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Harmony and Texture

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5
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Korea has its traditional music called

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Gugak

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The Gugak was an expression of

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sorrow and pain during colonization. It is also for celebrations and religious purposes.

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7
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court music

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Chong-ak

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8
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folk music

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Sogak

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9
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is the music associated with the ruling classes or royal people of Korea.

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Chong-ak

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10
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is performed inside the palace.

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Aak

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11
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is performed outside of the court.

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Min’ganchong-ak

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12
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is performed outside of the court.

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Min’ganchong-ak

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13
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a long narrative song

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Kasa

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14
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a lyrical song

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Kagok

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15
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a short lyrical song and is the simplest of the three vocal forms

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Sijo

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16
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narrates common life experiences which made it popular among the ordinary people. The music is more energetic and bright compared to court music.

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Sog-ak

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It came from the Korean words “sa” and “mul” meaning four objects and “nori” means to play. It is known as a virtuoso quartet percussion ensemble consisting of the ching (jing), kwaenggwari, changgu (jang gu), and puk (buk). The kkwaenggwari is a flat gong.

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Salmunori

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It is the outdoor band ensemble composed of drums, gongs, and taepyongso.

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Pungmul

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It is performed improvisationally by a musical ensemble, and traditionally accompanies the rites of Korean shamanism. This ensemble includes piri, haegum, janggu, buk, and daegum.

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Sinawi Ensemble