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comparatively loose with
several dancers being united and dis****d on the stage.
Salpuri dance (살풀이춤) is a
shamanistic ritual dance,
conducted as
exorcism of bad...
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dances include the long
billowing silk
scarf of pure
white used in the
Salpuri dance, drums, hats,
swords and others. The
props may be
peripheral or central...
- was a
master of
Korean dance especially Seungmu, Hakmu,
Taepyeongmu and
Salpuri. She used
Byeoksa (Korean: 벽사; Hanja: 碧史) as a pseudonym. Han Young-suk...
- (geumbak) Kim Se-yong (김세용, 世昌 金世龍),
celadon ceramist, No. 349. Kim Sook-ja,
salpuri dancer,
official guardian of
Intangible Cultural Property No. 97. Kim Tong...
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value the term "Mori" that
appears here. In
other words, if you
compare Salpuri Gut in Jeolla-do Province,
which is
called Sinai Gijo, and Do Salmori,...
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shamisen -
taiko Korea chongak -
jeongak -
nongak -
pansori -
pungmul -
salpuri -
sanjo -
sinawi -
ajaeng - buk -
daegeum -
danso - ****ageum - geomungo...
- performances,
Asian Games commemorative myeongmujeon appearances and a
Salpuri Workshop in Tokyo. 1988, she
performed at the 1988
Seoul Olympics torch...
- the
theme of
Salpuri, a
Korean shamanic dance, and
named most of the
tracks in one letter. Kim
Daein described the
album as "a
salpuri against evil air...
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cultural cooperation between Germany and
Korea and re-create the
Korean dance Salpuri with a
modern interpretation.
Nearly since fifty years, the
National Dance...
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heritable dance traditions such as
National intangible heritage No. 46.
Salpuri,
court dance Chunaeng-jeon and Buchae-chum,
Ipchum under Eunhee Song. Han...
