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Orthodox Pansori. The performances take place on well-known theater stages, recalling the excitement of older times of court and market entertainment. On the other side, dramatic platforms raise the performers above the audience. In the past, Pansori gave equal importance to the performers and the audience.
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of epic poetry created by the collaboration of literature and music was of any people. This is a common medieval literary form from the 10th century to the 14th and 5th centuries, and Korean pansori is characterized by novels formed by letters first, and this pansori form was characterized by the 18th century.
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Heungboga's lessons underscore the pitfalls of human avarice. Heungbo's aid to a swallow with a broken leg pays off. His wicked brother, too, breaks a swallow's leg and does lovely things, but he pays for his actions. In this song, morality and goodness are praised, while wickedness is punished. This
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Pansori's style originated from the division of relations and regions of origin, with the establishment of the flow, singing and theory of each song over a long period of time, leading to the formation of several small branches that diverged from the great stem. Pansori's style was largely classified
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In Europe, there was also a group of minstrel poets after the Middle Ages. In France, the matrimonial poem "changson de geste" was sung by monks in non-Latin slang (lingua romana) for pilgrims, and romance was also developed in the form of singing for several people in squares and salons. This form
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Chunhyang relates the tale of a girl who was born into a humble household but transformed herself after marrying the governor's son. She subsequently rejected and resisted another governor's pressure. The narrative concludes with her husband rescuing her when she demonstrates the purity, love, and
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corresponded to the heyday of pansori. Famous singers such as Park Yu-jeon, Park Man-soon, Lee Il-chi, Kim Se-jong, Song Woo-ryong, Jeong Start-up, Jung Chun-pung, Kim Chang-rok, Jang Ja-baek, Kim Chan-up, and Lee Chang-yoon came out to lead
Pansori to a highly artistic level. They formed various
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Simcheongga emphasizes filial piety, chastity, and fortitude. Simcheong was freed by the King of the Sea as a compassion act, and she met and married the king of her realm, whom she had sacrificed herself to restore his sight. When she organizes a blind party, she stumbles across his father. Her
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Dongpyeonje was based on Unbong, Gurye, Sunchang, and
Heungdeok areas, which are east of the Seomjingang River, and it is magnificent and vigorous, and features a simple display of natural volume without any finesse. Aniri has not developed for a long time, has little application, and is a sound
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After the death of the first generation of national intangible cultural assets, Jo Sang-hyeon, Park Song-hee, Song Soon-seop, Seongwuhyang, Sung Chang-soon, Oh Jeong-sook, Han Nong-seon, Namhae-seong, Shin Yeong-hee, and Kim Il-gu were designated as second generation intangible cultural assets.
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Hongpae Gosa, Seongjo, and Antaek, which are called by this southern clown, that is, the theory that pansori was produced in the clowns of Chungcheong-do. This is a problem that needs to be further clarified in the future, but even from this, it can be seen that the
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Pansori is the original copy of Dongil genealogy, many versions are gradually derived. As the first literature on the twelve yards of pansori, Song Man-jae's "Gwanwoohee" is currently cited, and there is no way to know which clown it belonged to before the 1810s
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Pansori version that plays do not have, which is that plays can be performed by anyone, while there is a specific version of the Pansori version for clowns. These windows are called "famous" and are distinguished from "unknown" versions without specific
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Pansori is a term that refers to renowned Pansori singers doing short acts of the traditional Pansori performance with other kinds of music, such as religious music. Often, the many short performances have nothing in common, like when court music or religious dances are combined with
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Orthodox Pansori performances in well-known places and on traditional theater stages are commonplace. Tradition-based theater and full-length performances in one of the many recognized specialty sectors of Orthodox Pansori are all included within the government of Korea's cultural conservation
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Junggoje is another style, where the sound begins at a medium tone and starts flat at a relatively low voice when the window is opened, increases the middle, and lowers the voice when the limit is reached. It is clear that the sound is high and low, so you can hear it clearly, and the tune is
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Seopyeonje refers to the sound of Confucian scholars in Naju, Haenam, and Boseong, west of the Seomjingang River, and is the standard of Park Yu-jeon's legislation. The musical characteristics are mainly used to portray sad and resentful feelings, and to portray sophisticated, colorful, and
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is another important component of the performance that plays drums. As the expression "one Gosu two master singers" is often used, in the soundboard, a singer and a clown lead the game together. The drummer beats the emotional circuit of the song and adds more charm to the performance.
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Pansori. International visitors and visitors from other regions of Korea make up the bulk of the audience. The objective is to make Pansori accessible to a broad audience that is unfamiliar with its norms or with the significance of the tradition to the Korean people.
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Norang Mok means to lightly vocalize and dye the tune, which means to use the decoration or singing method. But master singers are reluctant to do so. Waega-jip Mok means to the use of a tone or temporary listening rather than the general composition of that tone.
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because there is no technology on the original version. This does not mean that there is a clear record in the post-1810 literature. However, there are several copies or copies of the transcripts held by individuals because they are based on the oral tradition.
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without proper measures from the government and society. Among them, Kim So-hee, Park Cho-wol, Park Bong-sul, Park Nok-ju, Kim Yeon-soo, Jeong Gwang-soo, Kim Yeo-ran, Jeong Gwon-jin, and Han Seung-ho were designated as intangible cultural assets.
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In Pansori, a person's voice quality, singing style, and the type of tune is called by a certain ‘Mok’ and ‘Sung’. Usually, the ‘Mok’ is deeply related to the type of tune and singing, and the ’Sung’ is deeply related to the quality of sound.
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Right behind the five singers were Jang Pan-gae, Yi Sun-yu, Kim Jeong-moon, Park Jung-geun, Gong Chang-sik, Yi Hwa Jung-sun, Im Bo-le, and Gang Jang-won. They played a major role in the Joseon Vocal Research Society, but were swept away by
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The stories described in Pansori all link to a distinct moral issue of people: Chunhyangga, Simcheongga, and Heungboga. Each tale teaches a valuable lesson and illustrates the ancient Koreans' believe in karma in their own unique way.
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has multiple meanings, and scholars disagree on which was the intended meaning when the term was coined. One meaning is "a situation where many people are gathered." Another meaning is "a song composed of varying tones." In music,
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music at the Japanese Army's staff sergeant school, began coaching bugle bands in Seoul in 1882. Seo Sang's 1884 presentation of Yun's religious music, notably protestant songs, also had a considerable effect.
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describes a long story that takes as little as three hours and as much as eight hours or more. It is one of the traditional forms of Korean music that mixes body movements and songs to the accompaniment of a
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The best singers of Pansori were Uchundae, Kwon Sam-deuk, and Moheung-gap, which appeared in "Guanwoohee" of Song Man-jae, and Hahandam, which appeared in "Gapsin Wanmun", and were from the reign of
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father's sight is restored as a result of her tremendous love and devotion. The song underlines the significance of parents and children developing a solid bond.
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and also trained the first notable female singers, including
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2017:"Creative Pansori: A New Korean Approach in Music Therapy"
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Doseop: Pansori to the middle form of a sing and an aniri.
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stories. Those stories were compiled in Song Man-jae's
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3061:UNESCO Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity
1560:unity of individuals from many social classes.
1013:There are recent Pansori-themed films such as "
846:Major developments in this period were made by
418:Pansori singer Song Man-gab performing in 1934.
2376:"Traditional Korean music with a modern twist"
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212:, the latter of which means "sound." However,
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2015:Kim, Hyunju; Mastnak, Wolfgang (2016-02-29).
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2374:Sohn, Ji-young (2014-06-10).
2347:Yun, Suh-young (2017-06-14).
1994:(in Chinese). 银川: 宁夏人民教育出版社.
1660:performed by Ahn Suk-seon in
4238:South Korean styles of music
3594:Baul tradition of Bangladesh
2401:Choi, Mun-hee (2018-02-06).
2096:Gorlinski, Virginia (2013).
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2639:"판소리 소리꾼이 내는 '목' 종류는 37 가지"
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2057:"판소리의 관중과 후원자 : 시민극장"
1692:A young Pansori singer in
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1479:Pansori masterpiece singer
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3012:"The Pansori Epic Chant"
2716:"갑신완문(甲申完文) - 한국민족대백과사전"
2239:[Shin Jae-hyo].
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3844:Koshikijima no Toshidon
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2856:(in Korean). 1974-02-25
2501:. Seoul. pp. 31–60
2461:(in Korean). 1993-10-29
2103:Encyclopædia Britannica
1826:국가문화유산포탈 | 한국의 인류무형문화유산
1722:Notable pansori singers
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1364:) refers to a style of
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333:of Korea. In 2011, the
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4116:Thathera utensil craft
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2953:. Ashgate Publishing.
2453:"판소리물 휘모리 주연에 신인 김정민씨"
1423:Pansori's Mok and Sung
1308: to combine) and
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850:researcher and patron
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3704:Durga Puja in Kolkata
3659:Chinese paper cutting
3453:The Song of the Sibyl
2947:Um, Haekyung (2013).
2905:Jang, Yeonok (2013).
968:on November 7, 2003.
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734:Origins: 17th century
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4001:Oku-noto no Aenokoto
3694:Dragon Boat Festival
3644:Chinese architecture
3536:Heritage of Humanity
3103:Ashiqs of Azerbaijan
3008:at Wikimedia Commons
2976:Taylor & Francis
2643:www.koya-culture.com
1990:赵杨 (December 2012).
1866:"Pansori Epic Chant"
1714:Changdeokgung Palace
1508:During the reign of
1415:tantalizing sounds.
1186:); and seolleongje (
776:It is believed that
764:originated, but the
122:Revised Romanization
50:improve this article
3899:Manipuri Sankirtana
3654:Chinese calligraphy
2911:. Scarecrow Press.
1936:Kang, Bomi (2016).
1895:""80后"夫妻情系中国朝鲜族盘索里"
1021:Elements and styles
934:all contributed to
618:Of the 12 original
548:", and "Audience".
3904:Mangal Shobhajatra
3709:Epic of King Gesar
3562:Akiu no Taue Odori
1980:, p. 126-129.
1831:www.heritage.go.kr
1515:The early days of
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910:Korean nationalism
607:Joseon Changgeuksa
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3148:Dainichido Bugaku
3004:Media related to
2985:978-1-317-21375-8
2543:www.pansori.or.kr
2298:, pp. 19–26.
2283:, pp. 47–52.
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2001:978-7-5544-0134-7
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3268:Iraqi Maqam
2848:"판소리」창본 간행"
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3824:Kashan rug
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2898:References
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2819:2021-06-19
2808:"김소희(金素姬)"
2793:2021-06-19
2767:2021-06-19
2756:"장판개(張判盖)"
2741:2021-06-19
2701:2021-06-19
2690:"관우희(觀優戱)"
2675:2021-06-19
2664:"춘향가(春香歌)"
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2624:2021-06-19
2597:2021-06-19
2573:2023-09-10
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2187:Kim (2008)
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2109:2018-03-01
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2067:2021-06-19
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3996:Nuad Thai
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2563:"판소리 중고제"
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2782:"창극(唱劇)"
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