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What is the main characteristic of the Gayageum?
What is the main characteristic of the Gayageum?
- It is a 6-string zither.
- It has 12 strings. (correct)
- It is played with a bow.
- It is used in percussion music.
Which instrument is known to have originated from China?
Which instrument is known to have originated from China?
- Yang-geum
- Hae-gum
- Geomungo
- Dang-bipa (correct)
What is the unique feature of the Hae-gum?
What is the unique feature of the Hae-gum?
- It has 12 frets.
- It produces sound with a bow. (correct)
- It is made from clay.
- It has metal strings.
Which of the following instruments is the largest among the samchuk flutes?
Which of the following instruments is the largest among the samchuk flutes?
How many strings does the Geomungo have?
How many strings does the Geomungo have?
What kind of instrument is the Saeng-hwang?
What kind of instrument is the Saeng-hwang?
The Hyang-bipa originally had how many frets?
The Hyang-bipa originally had how many frets?
Which percussion instrument is described as being made from brass?
Which percussion instrument is described as being made from brass?
What is one way Korean culture has influenced the Philippines?
What is one way Korean culture has influenced the Philippines?
Which aspect of Korean culture is widely enjoyed by Filipinos?
Which aspect of Korean culture is widely enjoyed by Filipinos?
What social media trend is mentioned in relation to Korean culture?
What social media trend is mentioned in relation to Korean culture?
What kind of music is KPOP classified as?
What kind of music is KPOP classified as?
What role do K-Dramas play in the integration of Korean culture in the Philippines?
What role do K-Dramas play in the integration of Korean culture in the Philippines?
Which of the following is NOT a cultural product from Korea that has influenced Filipinos?
Which of the following is NOT a cultural product from Korea that has influenced Filipinos?
How have social media interactions changed due to Korean culture?
How have social media interactions changed due to Korean culture?
What can be inferred about the relationship between Korea and the Philippines?
What can be inferred about the relationship between Korea and the Philippines?
Who is referred to as the 'Korean Michael Jackson'?
Who is referred to as the 'Korean Michael Jackson'?
Which song is considered the signature song of Seo Taiji & The Boys?
Which song is considered the signature song of Seo Taiji & The Boys?
Which of the following was the first rock band to emerge in Korea?
Which of the following was the first rock band to emerge in Korea?
What marked the beginning of modern KPOP?
What marked the beginning of modern KPOP?
Which artist performed at Carnegie Hall in 1980?
Which artist performed at Carnegie Hall in 1980?
What type of music significantly influenced Korean music in the 1990s?
What type of music significantly influenced Korean music in the 1990s?
What was the effect of the American popular music entering Korean culture?
What was the effect of the American popular music entering Korean culture?
What did the US troops provide the Kim Sisters to help them in their performances?
What did the US troops provide the Kim Sisters to help them in their performances?
What term describes a landform that is surrounded by water on three sides?
What term describes a landform that is surrounded by water on three sides?
Which of the following instruments is classified as a plucked string instrument?
Which of the following instruments is classified as a plucked string instrument?
What is the main focus of Confucianism as a philosophy?
What is the main focus of Confucianism as a philosophy?
What does the term 'shaman' refer to in Korean culture?
What does the term 'shaman' refer to in Korean culture?
Which of the following best describes the dulcimer?
Which of the following best describes the dulcimer?
Who was the founder of Buddhism?
Who was the founder of Buddhism?
Which musical instrument is characterized by being played by plucking strings over a flat body?
Which musical instrument is characterized by being played by plucking strings over a flat body?
What aspect of Korean culture does K-Pop primarily represent?
What aspect of Korean culture does K-Pop primarily represent?
What significant musical influence began to enter Korean culture after the Korean War?
What significant musical influence began to enter Korean culture after the Korean War?
Which group was the first rock band to emerge in South Korea?
Which group was the first rock band to emerge in South Korea?
What were changga songs originally influenced by?
What were changga songs originally influenced by?
Why were many changga songs banned during the Japanese occupation of Korea?
Why were many changga songs banned during the Japanese occupation of Korea?
Which musician is recognized as the 'Father of Korean Rock'?
Which musician is recognized as the 'Father of Korean Rock'?
What was Han Dae-soo's music particularly influenced by?
What was Han Dae-soo's music particularly influenced by?
In what year did the Kim Sisters achieve fame?
In what year did the Kim Sisters achieve fame?
Which song marked the successful debut of Cho Yong-Pil?
Which song marked the successful debut of Cho Yong-Pil?
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Study Notes
Introduction to Korean Music
- Korean culture has significantly influenced the Philippines, evident through the popularity of K-dramas and KPOP.
- Korean skincare products and trends, like the "Spicy Noodle Challenge," are embraced by Filipinos.
Geographical, Historical, and Cultural Background of Korean Music
- Traditional instruments classified into three categories: string, wind, and percussion.
Traditional Instruments of Korea
String Instruments
- Gayageum: 12-string zither from the Gaya Kingdom (6th century).
- Geomungo: 6-string zither with 16 frets, played with a plectrum.
- Hyang-bipa: 5-string lute, native to Korea, initially had 5 frets, later expanded to 10 or 12.
- Dang-bipa: 4-string lute, resembling hyang-bipa, indicates Chinese origin.
- Hae-gum: Spike fiddle with two strings, played with a bow.
- Yang-geum: Dulcimer-like instrument with metal strings.
Wind Instruments
- Daegeum: Large transverse bamboo flute, significant in court and folk music.
- Sogeum: The smallest type among the bamboo flutes.
- Junggeum: Middle-sized bamboo flute.
- Hyang-piri: Cylindrical oboe with seven finger holes.
- Saeng-hwang: Mouth organ with 17 bamboo tubes, similar to a harmonica.
- Hun: Clay wind instrument, commonly egg-shaped and produces a dark timbre.
Percussion Instruments
- Jing: Large brass gong played with a cloth-covered mallet.
Folk Songs and Ritual Music of Korea
- Folk music reflects Korea's historical struggles and traditions.
KPOP: Evolution and Influence
- KPOP's roots trace back to 1885 with American missionary Henry Appenzeller teaching Korean children folk songs, known as changga.
- Changga was banned during the Japanese occupation (1910-1945) for containing anti-Japanese sentiment.
- After Korea's division in 1945, American music influenced the Korean music scene, leading to the emergence of modern KPOP.
Notable KPOP Stars
- Kim Sisters: Rose to fame in 1959, introduced Korean music to American audiences.
- Add4: First Korean rock band formed in 1962, associated with "Beatlemania."
- Han Dae-soo: Influenced by American folk music and faced censorship for his lyrics.
- Cho Yong-pil: Renowned singer known as the "Korean Michael Jackson," notable for performances in the US and North Korea.
Impact of Modern KPOP
- The 1990s saw the rise of idol groups, exemplified by Seo Taiji & The Boys, who debuted on a talent show, marking a shift in the Korean music scene.
- "Nan Arayo": Signature song by Seo Taiji & The Boys, influencing future idol groups.
Challenges and Opportunities in KPOP
- Over 100 idol groups debut annually in Korea, but fewer than 5% achieve success.
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