17 November 2010

Korean Traditional music Casette-Asia Record co-ALC-1026





Here's some more Traditional Korean Music as an accompaniement to Onx's great Sinawi lp upload.

A- Mystery Casette of Korean traditional music , bought in a grocery shop that made damned fine Kimchi , sadly he place is long gone.

Asia record co-ALC 1026
this is a beauty , even if it requires some tolerance of saturated recording levels in spots .... the first Track sounds like 80's hardcore band Steel Pole Bathtub , at double speed through a lead pipe!!!
(its a processional percussion ensemble piece)

After that the rest is recorded at high but clear levels.... the whole tape has a beautiful grainy quality i like a lot.
Side a .. features Flute , and Piri solos, and court music for ensemble
Side b, features , mostly Kayagum with a bit of percussion.

perhaps some korean speaker/reader can help clarify what's actually present ..

enjoy!!!
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9 comments:

  1. SOTISE17 November 2010 at 04:08:00 CET

    Flac& pics

    http://www.megaupload.com/?d=G1J3WR7Q

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  2. Easy Jams18 November 2010 at 10:48:00 CET

    1:1 A nong ak played by the Kuk Lip Kuk Ak Weon (Korean classical music organization) Nong Ak department
    1:2: Modern minyo, composed by Mun Ho Weol
    1:3 Tansotokchu solo by Cho Chang Hun
    1:4 Piri solo by Lee Byeong U
    1:5 Daegum solo by Kim Seong Chin
    2:1 Kayageum Sanjo by Shin Kkwe Tong
    Fast, medium speed, and a melody from a song celebrating cuckoo birds
    2:2 Komungo Sanjo by Shin Kkwe Tong
    Slow, slow with irregular rhythms

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  3. Marcus21 November 2010 at 06:00:00 CET

    Many thanks!!

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  4. Nuage fiché qui rêve24 November 2010 at 20:18:00 CET

    Thank you Sotise, and thank you Easy Jams for the additional info on the tracklist !

    (currently listening, wow, this processional first track...)

    Here is some info on the cassette text except tracklist, for anyone interested :

    The cassette title (농악) means rural music.
    가야금 is the twelve-string korean harp gayagum.
    가야금산조 (written vertical and horizontal) is music with harp (가야금) and drum (장구)
    거문고: Korean luth
    거문고산조 (written vertical and horizontal) is music with luth (거문고) and drum (장구)
    (infos from a distant correspoandant who is abroad in Korea)

    For those who want to make an additional image of the cassette, with roman letters :)

    Beautiful soli, nice sound. Thanks Sotise ! (side A playing)

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  5. Anonymous29 December 2010 at 11:28:00 CET

    what lp is this :

    accompaniement to Onx's great Sinawi lp upload

    where is the link to Onx?

    thanks

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  6. Anonymous29 December 2010 at 11:48:00 CET

    this is mind blowing.

    thank you . thank you. thank you.


    what is Onx's great Sinawi lp upload???

    is it is still up? who is Onx?

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  7. Ernst Grgo Nebhuth29 December 2010 at 21:59:00 CET

    Hi anonymous,
    I'm Onx and here is the link to the "Sinawi Music from Korea":

    http://inconstantsol.blogspot.com/2010/11/kang-tae-hwan-korean-free-music-yeh-eum.html

    Enjoy!

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  9. Unknown19 March 2015 at 14:48:00 CET

    There are two Chinese(農樂），The Music they sing when the farmers are working.

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