-
novel Hwayongdo (華容道)
existed before the
pansori Jeokbyeok-ga (赤壁歌Song of Red Cliffs) as
Jeokbyeok-ga
borrows from
sections of the
Chinese novel Samgukjiyeonui...
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pansori (including Shimcheong-ga, Chunhyang-ga, Heungbo-ga, Sugung-ga, and
Jeokbyeok-ga) into changgeuk; second,
updating the
seven pansori classics that have...
- Palace’, also
known as Tobyeol-ga (토별가; ‘Song of Hare and Tortoise’), and
Jeokbyeok-ga (赤壁歌; ‘Song of Red Cliffs’, also
known as Hwayongdo-taryeong (華容道打令;...
-
joyangui bonghwangsae Yoran~ giu~
gipeun bam ulgo
nareun gongjagi Soseon jeokbyeok chirworya aryeonjangmyeongui baekhagi Wibogyuin im
gyesin de
sosik jeonteun...
- Surroundings, Gurye".
Cultural Heritage Administration.
Retrieved July 4, 2024. "
Jeokbyeok Cliff, Hwasun".
Cultural Heritage Administration.
Retrieved July 4, 2024...
- see
Jajinmorie jangdan in Chunhyang-ga, Simcheong-ga, Heungbu-ga, and
Jeokbyeok-ga. This is one of the
Jangdan in
Korean traditional music. This Jangdan...
