How beautiful. As much as I adored Civ V music, VI has gotten it so much more authentic ... I'm just transported to another time and place when I hear it.
Me too. I played as China and Korea was my close ally. And we of course get a science victory. Together 💪 It was so nice campaign. Korea is a great friend and I can't get out that great song out of my head ❤️
The rhythm and instruments of this song make me think of a festival, such as one held at a temple where people dance under a starlit night full of colourful lanterns.
i thought of something similiar. a streetfestival/parade at night, with the colourful lanterns you meantioned. like a big march where all villagers join the parade while they go to the, again like you said, temple for e.g. rly beautifull song
For me, a Korean, the first part of the song is arranged into what feels like would play in the biggest national holiday, the Lunar New Year. Extended families gather after 5~10 hours of driving on an extremely congested highway the day prior. The morning ritual is conducted on an altar full of food unless you're Christian or the whole family agreed not to because everyone is ageing and there are not enough future generations to carry it on. I miss preparing the ritual food with grandma, big aunt and mom. Grandma is not here anymore. Aunt is too busy working in a care home. Mom's waist pain has become too bad to do that much cooking in one day. We buy most of the food now. But one food on the altar for the deceased ancestors is made sure to be cooked at home. 잡채, seasoned glass noodles with vegetables. It was grandma's favorite.
But Arirang was formulated during the 1800's which would be the Industrial Era. And it was not instrumental, I dont feel how civ v is any more displaced then civ vi's arirang
Featuring: Traditional Korean drumming: Korean Performing Arts Academy of America Janggu & gayageum: Hyung Joo Cho Kkwaenggwari & gayageum: Soon He So Jing: Chun Kehe Buk: Dami Soh
In my Genghis Khan game which I lost the savefile to before I could conquer Egpyt, I had Horseman'd Seondeok, and this kept playing over and over and I felt sad because I'm Korean but happy because this is fire
The worst thing about this song is that unless you are playing Marathon you only hear this for like 3 seconds before Korea just blitzkriegs the tech tree.
I think that's because the Kakariko village theme is based on East Asian traditional music and this is basically East Asian traditional music too! (I'm Korean) Both of Civ 6's Arirang and BotW's Kakariko theme also has common in wind instrument as main instrument, so I think it is very nice coincidence.
Peter Kochevar its a 민요 (minyo) form the Joseon period - intended to be sung with concrete words with one female human voice only (sometimes with an accompaniment of a drum). Its a low-class common peoples song, and the aristocracy or the Middle class avoided singing it in the first place. Otherwise they would appear low. And they were the ones who had access to the various instruments.
@@cometmoon4485 That’s because orchestra has become a globalized form of music that by its nature uses European instruments. Chinese music is a niche bit of instruments that is only relevant to China and is only used for other Asian countries from a outside perspective due to confusion, a mistake, or just stereotyping.
How beautiful. As much as I adored Civ V music, VI has gotten it so much more authentic ... I'm just transported to another time and place when I hear it.
yep i completly agree
"authentic"
rly
Well, it's not always for the better. The Drums of Poundmaker can be really annoying in Ancient Era
And the Mauri ancient hakka thing too..
Yeah, I got transported from the ancient age, to the Atomic age. All jokes aside, Civ 6 tracks are great.
Korea has a Medieval theme?
I thought it only had Ancient and Atomic.
It has a theme for every era, except for modern and information i think
Quy Nguyen
It’s a joke that korea ingame goes through tech super fast
oh.... i know the joke lmao, i just didnt realise it in this comment lol.
Korea: for when you need to go from Farming to Fission in under 100 turns (insanely difficult to do, btw!)
I heard this in 1000 bc
I played as Korea and now this song won't stop going around my head.
And yes, of course I got a science victory.
Me too. I played as China and Korea was my close ally. And we of course get a science victory. Together 💪
It was so nice campaign. Korea is a great friend and I can't get out that great song out of my head ❤️
The rhythm and instruments of this song make me think of a festival, such as one held at a temple where people dance under a starlit night full of colourful lanterns.
i thought of something similiar.
a streetfestival/parade at night, with the colourful lanterns you meantioned.
like a big march where all villagers join the parade while they go to the, again like you said, temple for e.g.
rly beautifull song
this song's lyric is sad though.
a girl cling loved one and ask him don't go. and curse him that he wouldn't go more than 4km without her.
ㅇㅈ
For me, a Korean, the first part of the song is arranged into what feels like would play in the biggest national holiday, the Lunar New Year.
Extended families gather after 5~10 hours of driving on an extremely congested highway the day prior.
The morning ritual is conducted on an altar full of food unless you're Christian or the whole family agreed not to because everyone is ageing and there are not enough future generations to carry it on.
I miss preparing the ritual food with grandma, big aunt and mom. Grandma is not here anymore. Aunt is too busy working in a care home. Mom's waist pain has become too bad to do that much cooking in one day. We buy most of the food now.
But one food on the altar for the deceased ancestors is made sure to be cooked at home. 잡채, seasoned glass noodles with vegetables. It was grandma's favorite.
If you hear this, you're playing Korea wrong
True, but how will we get our Hwachas? We can’t just skip to machine guns!
@@kaijuslayer3334 unlocked gunpowder technology.
Why? I don’t understand cuz I’m newbie
@@user-rk4vx9ef3b Korea's specialty is speedrunning science so the medieval era shouldn't last long enough to hear the theme
When I was playing civ 6 a lot I played Korea and you have no idea how long this specific song was stuck in my head
This version of arirang is better than civ 5 's arirang
Daryl Moradilla Yep.
Daryl Moradilla you are right. civ 5 arirang sound like limic but this not
But Arirang was formulated during the 1800's which would be the Industrial Era.
And it was not instrumental, I dont feel how civ v is any more displaced then civ vi's arirang
@@Wandrative it sounded... Not Korea .
TheBraveGallade Well civ V Korean war music sounded very Korean to me.
Featuring:
Traditional Korean drumming: Korean Performing Arts Academy of America
Janggu & gayageum: Hyung Joo Cho
Kkwaenggwari & gayageum: Soon He So
Jing: Chun Kehe
Buk: Dami Soh
Cool beans 👍
Where did you find the information regarding the performers? Would love to look it up for other themes as well
*end of ancient*
me:
Korea: 5 hwachas and 6 seowons
The world enters the renaissance era!
Me: hmmm... should I have predictive systems or seasteads?
@@sylveonguy7709 or Animal husbandry
I'm glad they changed her face
She doesn't look like ms piggy anymore
This is a real Korean folk song which just makes it cooler
I think it’s a folk song I believe
All Civ VI Music is folk songs i think
This is my favorite song in Civilization VI.
It's a wonderful song that makes me feel the history of Korea.
The choices of all civ 6 BGM is so considerate. Love it.
In my Genghis Khan game which I lost the savefile to before I could conquer Egpyt, I had Horseman'd Seondeok, and this kept playing over and over and I felt sad because I'm Korean but happy because this is fire
The worst thing about this song is that unless you are playing Marathon you only hear this for like 3 seconds before Korea just blitzkriegs the tech tree.
There are a lot of really cool, fun, and epic themes in the game, but this is easily the single most catchy.
0:40 That part briefly reminds me of LOTR music, "Concerning Hobbits".
ooh im really liking the strings, wow
왜 난 갑자기 고대 인디언들이 생각나는지..
어찌되었든
오고가는 선율매치도 아름답고..
이렇게 아리랑을 멋지게 만들어줘서
감사하다..
펄ㅡ럭
The first 10 seconds remind me of Kakariko village from Breath of the Wild
It's funny you say that. I was going to say the drums in the original Fire Temple music in Ocarina of Time :)
Same with 0:47
I think that's because the Kakariko village theme is based on East Asian traditional music and this is basically East Asian traditional music too! (I'm Korean) Both of Civ 6's Arirang and BotW's Kakariko theme also has common in wind instrument as main instrument, so I think it is very nice coincidence.
Absolutely beautiful
This must be that K-Pop they were talking about…
Never forget the Imjin War.
drum game on fleek😩👌💯
Ha wait until you hear some of Korea's ambient music. They have a looot of drum/percussion solos
Actually we have many music that are consisted of JUST drums and percussion instruments.
Try listening to some samul-nori, really cool
This version far closer to the source material than Civ5's Arirang.
not really. Source material does not involve any instruments.
@@Wandrative Melody is what matters.
@@Wandrative Being a folk song that's been around for a long time, I highly doubt that it has never been performed in Korea with instruments
Peter Kochevar its a 민요 (minyo) form the Joseon period - intended to be sung with concrete words with one female human voice only (sometimes with an accompaniment of a drum).
Its a low-class common peoples song, and the aristocracy or the Middle class avoided singing it in the first place. Otherwise they would appear low.
And they were the ones who had access to the various instruments.
@@Wandrative Yes, that is the typical, traditional performance. That contradicts nothing I said.
노래 좋아서 문명 6 사야겠누
The only reason I always keep Korea in the game is for this song
Fr she is too op. I find her halfway across the map and she’s running away with science every time.
Aaaaarirang aaaaarirang araarriiiyooo
Arirang gogae-ro neomo-gandaaaa
Arirang, actually Gyeonggi arirang, song of Seoul~Gyeonggido's railroad worker in ealry 20 century. 🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃👷♂️⛏
Arirang arariyo~
*1:44** Mongol Empire Invades*
*2:04** Korea regains independence*
Oh shit
arirang arirang arariyo～
I will also remember this Fucking vic for always declaring suprise wars on me
Wonder music
Nice
Wow. I wish they added drums of war but this just as good as drums of war🙂😏
Korea on 60th turn be like.
Better than Kpop.
Lol
Kia jumo
Close shutter
Sounds like Korean Runescape 3.
This shit fucking slaps
화랑이 보인다...
Looks like geun hye
Lol
문명6보단문명5가더좋음 지도자때매
11월 존버탄다 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
@@dynastiummappinganimationp4046 쿠빌라이 각이다 ㅠㅠ
@@kobham9988 아이 ㅆ 베트남 코드 이제 발견했다 창작마당 각이다 ㅠㅠㅋㅋㅋㅋ
Well this version is better.😃
Queen myeongseong?
No.. It's Queen Seondeok
Myeongsung was not leader, but Sunduk was leader.
잘 알고 있습니다. 안중근 의사가 이토히로부미를 저격한 사유중 하나기도 하죠.
@이승재 여기서 제가 말하고 싶었던 것은 명성황후는 황후였고, 선덕여왕은 여왕이었다는 점입니다.
Joseon
yes
노래듣고 뽕차올랐다가 선덕보고 뽕빠짐
I think I like the civ 5 version of arirang better
But there were some Chinese instruments in civ 5. Not Korean.
줴훈 줴훈
Plenty of Civ themes include European instruments for the orchestral parts. It's not exactly authentic, but those themes are still amazing.
@@smokedduck1105 Civ Vi Medieval Cree theme uses a Hurdy-gurdy.
@@cometmoon4485 That’s because orchestra has become a globalized form of music that by its nature uses European instruments. Chinese music is a niche bit of instruments that is only relevant to China and is only used for other Asian countries from a outside perspective due to confusion, a mistake, or just stereotyping.
이게 무슨 한국인이야 만들꺼면 제대로 만들던가
그냥 만든거라도 쳐 들어
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
1:30
Aaaarirang, Aaaarirang, Aaaarariyooooooo!!!
Aaaarirang, Aaaarirang, Aaaarariyooooooo!!!