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since been
dubbed the
Original SamulNori Group (원사물놀이패), and a
descendant of this
group still performs today as
SamulNori Hanulim (한울림예술단). Initially, samul...
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colleagues Kim Yong-bae, Lee Kwang-soo, and Choi Jong-sil,
formed the
SamulNori group. The
group used four main instruments: kkwaenggwari, jing, buk,...
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Matsuri folk-dancing,
Korea with
traditional percussion performance named Samulnori and fan
dancing named Buchaechum at a
miniaturized Namdaemun in Seoul...
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comprised musicians Aïyb Dieng,
Ronald Shannon Jackson, and L.
Shankar with
SamulNori, the
internationally renowned South Korean percussion quartet.
Their loosely...
- hand and one stick;
varieties of buk are used in pansori, pungmul, and
samulnori Janggu or
Janggo (장고 or 장구; 杖鼓 or 長鼓) - A double-headed hourgl****-shaped...
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Gyeonghyeon (2004); "태평소와 사물놀이를 위한 관현악: '푸리'" ["puri" for
taepyeongso and
samulnori] by
Hwang Uijong (1991); "한국 전통음악의 연구: 박범훈류 피리산조, 대풍류, 태평소시나위를 중심으로" [study...
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November 2021.
Retrieved 25
October 2021. Boram, Kim (11 May 2020). "Korean '
samulnori'
master Kim Duk-soo
stars in
biographical musical".
Yonhap News Agency...
- U-seong, who
introduced both men to the
Konggansarang club,
named the
group SamulNori (사물놀이; 四物놀이; lit. 'playing of four objects').
Samul nori
eventually came...
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accompaniment janggu and the
Samulnori janggu, the
basic oral
sounds of both
accompaniment janggu and
Samulnori janggu use the oral
sound 'deong'...
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yunluo Buk (북) – A
barrel drum used
primarily in pansori, pungmul, and
samulnori. The term buk is also used in
Korean as a
generic term to
refer to any...
