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Court & ritual music18 items
Jongmyo Jeryeak (royal ancestral shrine ritual music)
2008📋Sujecheon (court wind ensemble piece)
📋Munmyo Jeryeak (Confucian shrine ritual music)
📋Sajik Jeryeak (altar of land and grain ritual music)
📋Gyeongmogung Jeryeak (Crown Prince Sado shrine music)
📋Hwangu Jeryeak (Imperial Altar of Heaven ritual music)
📋Botaepyeong (preserving the great peace ritual suite)
📋Jeongdaeeop (founding the great dynasty ritual suite)
📋Yeomillak (joy with the people court suite)
📋Yeomillakman (slow court wind suite)
📋Yeomillaknyeong (court ensemble suite)
📋Haeryeong (elaborated court wind piece)
📋Boheoja (pacing the void Tang-origin court piece)
📋Nagyangchun (spring in Luoyang court piece)
📋Daechwita (royal military processional band music)
📋Chwita (court processional wind and percussion music)
📋Dongdong (court dance accompaniment piece)
📋Jeongdongbanggok (pacifying the east court piece)
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Pungnyu, gagok, gasa & sijo22 items
Yeongsan Hoesang (string chamber suite)
📋Pyeongjo Hoesang (placid-mode chamber suite)
📋Samhyeon Yeongsan Hoesang (wind-led chamber suite)
📋Sangnyeongsan (opening movement of Yeongsan Hoesang)
📋Jungnyeongsan (second movement of Yeongsan Hoesang)
📋Seryeongsan (third movement of Yeongsan Hoesang)
📋Garakdeori (fourth movement of Yeongsan Hoesang)
📋Samhyeon Dodeuri (fifth movement of Yeongsan Hoesang)
📋Hahyeon Dodeuri (sixth movement of Yeongsan Hoesang)
📋Yeombul Dodeuri (seventh movement of Yeongsan Hoesang)
📋Cheonnyeon Manse (three-movement chamber suite)
📋Gyemyeongarak Dodeuri (first movement of Cheonnyeon Manse)
📋Yangcheong Dodeuri (second movement of Cheonnyeon Manse)
📋Ujogarak Dodeuri (third movement of Cheonnyeon Manse)
📋Boheosa (string chamber variation piece)
📋Jajin Hanip (instrumental chamber suite)
📋Cheongseong Jajin Hanip (high-register flute piece)
📋Suryongeum (instrumental duet and ensemble piece)
📋Gagok (classical lyric song cycle)
2010📋Chosudaeyeop (first song of the Gagok cycle)
📋Gasa (classical twelve narrative songs)
📋Sijo (classical three-line lyric song)
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💡 Everyday examples
- Repeating rhythmic cycles (jangdan) such as semachi, gutgeori and jajinmori can be heard with their beats and subdivisions under «Rhythmic cycles, modes & theory».
- Court and folk traditions inscribed on Korea's National Intangible Heritage list and UNESCO's lists show their inscription years and instruments with sources.
Expert reviewers wanted · Compiled by quoting official sources (in English)