[Daily Gugak] Day 2 - “Cheonnyeonmanse”

A suite from the aristocratic genre, pungnyu, comprising three short pieces, Gyemyeongarak dodeuri, Yangcheong dodeuri, and Ujogarak dodeuri. These three pieces are often performed together as a suite or as individual pieces.
Compared to other court or pungnyu music, “Cheonnyeonmanse” brings a light and cheerful mood, and, among all pyungnyu repertoires, Yangcheong dodeuri most lifts up listeners with its fast tempo.
The title “Cheonnyeonmanse,” literally means a wish for eternal life, and is played after Yeongsanhoesang, the most representative pungnyu music.
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Introduction by Lee Young, Art Director of the National Gugak Center Court Music Orchestra
Performance by the National Gugak Center Court Music Orchestra
Gayageum (plucked zither) performed by Ko Yeon-jeong
Danso (short vertical flute) performed by Lee Seung-yeop
Yanggeum (dulcimer) performed by Jo Yu-hoe
Geomungo (fretted zither) performed by Lee Bang-sil
Haegeum (two-string fiddle) performed by Ko Su-young
Daegeum (long transverse flute) performed by Kim Young-heon
Piri (double-reed oboe) performed by Hong Hyeon-wu
Janggu (hourglass-shaped drum) performed by Hong Seok-bok
Venue: Secret Garden, Changdeokgung Palace, Seoul

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