MUSIC OF EAST ASIA (KOREA) Flashcards
When did Christianity enter South Korea?
mid-twentieth century
Traditional music of Korea ranges from?
folk music -> ritual -> religious musical styles.
Two distinct musical cultures exist in Korea, what are they?
1). Gugak (traditional music)
2). Yangak (Western-influenced music)
During the Ancient period of Korean music history, musical forms were performed, what are they?
1). Akkamu
2). Kamu (singing and dancing)
3). Angmu (music and dance)
Traditional music of Korea can be categorized into five, what are they?
1). Court music for the royalty
2). Music for the nobility
3). Music for the educated people
4). Religious or ritual music
5). Music for the common people
A long Korean narrative song/ a theatrical performance.
Pansori
A traditional Korean folk music characterized by percussive music with dancing and singing.
Pungmul
Means “music for the farmers”. Developed by the farmers in the agricultural sector of Korea.
Nongak
This tradition is a ritualistic music of Korea performed by their Shamans.
Shinawi
A continuous dramatic instrumental music played at a fast tempo.
Sanjo
Means “correct music”. It is the music meant for the royal court of Korea.
Chong-ak
This court music is an authentic traditional Korean musical form. Most evident Korean court music.
Hyang-ak
Means “to sweep away evil spirits”. Performed as a cleansing ritual.
Salp’uri
This court music is from China. This court music is a derivative of Chinese ritual music that is played inside the royal palace.
Aak
This court music is influenced by the musical traditions of Korea and China, music is seldom observed just like the aak.
Dang-ak