Korea Vocals and Percussions from Hahoe and Kyonju (2012)

Korea Vocals and Percussions from Hahoe and Kyonju (2012)

Ethnic, World, Folk
Quality: FLAC (tracks+.cue,.log) | MP3
Bitrate: Lossless | CBR 320 kbps
Total Time: 01:02:07
Total Size: 333 MB | 163 MB (Scans)

01. Mudong Madang [0:06:32.14]
02. Chuji Madang [0:06:17.58]
03. Packchong Madang [0:07:41.92]
04. Halmi Madang [0:08:12.69]
05. P'agyesung Madang [0:04:38.73]
06. Yangban & Sonbi Mandang [0:04:09.61]
07. Namdo min yo [0:06:29.09]
08. Bara chun [0:07:14.38]
09. O'go mu [0:05:13.24]
10. Bu chae chum [0:05:33.69]

One of those records which illustrates that western avant-garde music is sometimes close to centuries old traditional music from ancient cultures. Wildly unfamiliar sounds here!

Hahoe Pyolshin-gut T’al-Nori is one of Korea’s most traditional folk plays. Until 1928 the shaman ritual had been performed at intervals of three, five or sometimes ten years, depending on the revelation of the local goddess. It was said that if you did not have a chance to watch the mask dance performed in your lifetime, you could not go to heaven. Susie Jung-hee Jouffa and François Jouffa have recorded in Hahoe the actors, dancers and musicians of this show. Kyongju, the ancient capital of the millennium kingdom of Shilla has a unique tradition of female vocals and percussions. Two performances have been recorded there, in front of Lake Pomun, at nightfall

FLAC
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320
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