Samulnori
Samulnori 사물놀이. In 1978, four folk company musicians led by Kim Deoksu brought the rural rhythms of nongak / pungmul to a Seoul stage. This was called Samulnori, “performance of four objects”, since it used the four basic pungmulnori instruments: the buk, janggu, jing, and kkwaenggwari. Differing from its initial danced performance, this interpretation was played seated on the floor, a new format that proved highly popular, especially among young urban audiences. New groups were formed, both in varied Korean locations and internationally, all maintaining the name samulnori, which became a genre in itself. The five canonic samulnori pieces, created by the original group, embrace the rhythms of different Korean regions with great virtuosity.
sara guasteví i sastre(1985 –)
Sara Guasteví i Sastre is a Spanish artist known for vibrant depictions of Korean music traditions – Samulnori, Pungmulnori & more. Explore her unique visual narratives.
バルセロナ音楽博物館(バルセロナ, スペイン)
バルセロナのムゼウ・デ・ラ・ムジカ(音楽博物館)を探索しましょう!500点以上の歴史的な楽器を見学し、音の現代的な聖域であるL’Auditoriコンサートホールで、カタルーニャの音楽史と文化に触れることができます。
作品詳細
- 作品名: Samulnori
- 作家: sara guasteví i sastre
- 技法: Landscape
- 著作権の状態: 著作権保護対象
- 展示場所: バルセロナ音楽博物館
- カラーパレット: Earthy
- 知覚輝度: deep_shadow
