앨범: 조선전통음악 - The Seoul Ensemble (1992 World Network)

Korea: Seoul Ensemble Of Traditional Music 앨범: 조선전통음악 Korea Traditional Music The Seoul Ensemble (1992 World Network) 01. Chungkwangjigok - Track 전곡 연주 　 Album Title: Korea: Seoul Ensemble Of Traditional Music 1995 Composer: North/South Korea Traditional Ensemble: The Seoul Ensemble Of Traditional Music Audio CD (November 21, 1995) Released: 1992 Number of Discs: 1 Series: World Network – 12 Format: Audio CD, Album, Live Release Info: Studio Recording Recording Location: Maternushaus, Cologne, Germany Country: Germany Label: World Network Medien Copyright: ℗© Network Medien GmbH Total Length: 1:07:58 Genres: Folk, World, & Country, International, Classical Style: Korean Court Music, Vocal Music, Korean, North/East Asian Traditions. Companies, etc. Mastered At – Sound Studio N Credits Artwork By [Coverart] – Franz Aumüller Composed By – Traditional Daegeum [Taegum], Recorder [Tanso] – Hing Jong-jin Ensemble – The Seoul Ensemble Of Traditional Music Geomungo [Komun'go], Performer [Ching] – Chung Dae-suk Janggu [Changgo], Gayageum [Kayagum] – Yang Yon-sop Janggu [Changgo], Leader – Kin Chung-soo Liner Notes – Kyo-Chul Chung Lute [Haegum], Performer [Chabara] – Lee Ko-sul Performer [Ajeng], Janggu [Changgo] – Lee Tae-bak Reeds [P'iri], Performer [T'aep'yongso] – Park In-kee Sho [Saenghwang], Recorder [Tanso] – Kim Sng-kn Notes Recorded live at the Maternushaus, Cologne, Oct. 9th, 1990. Digitally mastered at Sound Studio "N", Cologne. In cooperation with WDR/Westdeutscher Rundfunk, licensed by WDR   01. Hyon'ak yongsan hoesang : Chungkwangjigok 02. Suryong'um 03. Komun'go sanjo 04. Yuch'osinjigok 05. Sangyongsan 06. Tae-ch'wit'a 07. Ajaeng sanjo 08. Shinawi 현악 영산 회상(絃樂 靈山 會相): 중광지곡(重光之曲) 수룡음(水龍吟) 거문고 산조 (玄琴 散調) 유초신지곡(柳初新之曲) 상영산 (上靈山) 대취타 (大吹打) 아쟁 산조 (牙箏散調) 시나위 (신아위 神我爲) 07:59   05:19 11:26 04:19 08:11 03:35 12:40 14:29   Album Review This 1990 concert recording by a group of younger, academically trained musicians representing all the major instruments of the Korean canon, presents examples of both the highly formal courtly and aristocratic instrumental styles and the more emotional idioms rooted in folk music. The most striking cut of all is the last, a 14-minute improvisation in the rurally-based sinawi style. This is not one for the like-wow-man school of worldbeat fan, but it's noble stuff and well worth the effort of getting your ear in gear for it. (68:00) John Storm 잘생긴 꾀꼬리 꽃미남 리차드강 어리버리 돈키호테.