Chapter 2 Lesson 3 The Korean Style Music

It is an act of communicating with the spirit world through a medium

It is the medium used in shamanism

reeds

fiddles

It is an hourglass-shaped, two headed drum, struck by a stick on its left head and the hand, or a padded stick on the right side

It is a cylindrical double-reed aerophone that has a saxophone-like sound. This instrument is used for a wide variety activities, from folk festivals to private gatherings

This instrument has six-finger holes, a membrane-covered hole for the metallic sound, and several open holes at the end of the flute

It is a siz-stringed zither, which has its roots from the Chinese qin. The strings of the instrument are placed over 16 bridges, which serves as frets to determine their pitch. The instrument is played by plucking the strings with a wooden stick. This instrument is part of many types of court and folk music ensembles

It is a two stringed chordophone that has a strong resemblance with the Chinese erhu

It is a zither with 12 strings and 12 bridges

It is a type of traditional vocal music based on the three-line form of classical Korean poetry. This may be sung without accompaniment or with any of the following instruments: drum, double-reed, flute, and fiddle

It is the korean folk genre usually performed by a singer or a narrator describing in song the folk tales of Korea, and also the issues in a Korean's everyday like. With government support, its revival was initiated in the early 20th century. Today one can find this vocal music done in professional performances and recordings

When was the earliest pansori on record done

It is a monicker for South Korean popular music, which covers several genres including dance-pop, pop ballad, electropop, hip-hop, and rhythm and blues (RnB)