[Daily Gugak] Day 1 - "Namdo Sinawi"

Sinawi is instrumental ensemble music based on improvisational shaman music. In Korea, different regions have developed their own sinawi versions using diverse instrument combinations, keys, jangdan (rhythm cycles) and playing styles. Namdo Sinawi, the most popular among the various regional sinawi, is based on Namdo (Korea’s Southern region) shaman music, and is characterized by intense emotional expression.

Introduction by Kim Young-gil, Artistic Director of the National Gugak Center Folk Music Group


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Performance by the National Gugak Center Folk Music Group
Gayageum (plucked zither) performed by Mun Kyeong-a
Geomungo (fretted zither) performed by Lee Jae-ha
Daegeum (long transverse flute) performed by Won Wan-cheol
Piri (double-reed oboe) performed by Lee Ho-jin
Haegeum (two-string fiddle) performed by Kim Seon-gu
Ajaeng (bowed zither) performed by Yun Seo-gyeong
Janggu (hourglass-shaped drum) performed by Jo Yong-bok
Jing (brass gong) performed by Kang Hyeong-su

Venue: Myongwon Folk House, Kookmin University, Seoul