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🪕 Korean traditional music (gugak)›Jeongak (court & literati music)›Court & ritual musicBeyond school (no curriculum code)
Munmyo Jeryeak (Confucian shrine ritual music)
Other names: 文廟祭禮樂
Korean name: National Gugak Center — Gugak Encyclopedia (국악사전)
#Korean music
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What it is
- Definition source
- Evidence: Encyclopedia of Korean Culture (한국민족문화대백과사전) · checked 2026-11-14 ↗Evidence: National Gugak Center — Gugak Encyclopedia (국악사전) · checked 2026-11-14 ↗
- Copyright status
- Public domain (PD)
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Official catalogue IDs
National Gugak Center: 70Encyclopedia of Korean Culture: E0019467
💡 Everyday examples
- Listed in «National Gugak Center — Gugak Encyclopedia (국악사전)» (70).
- Themes: Korean music
Sources: National Gugak Center — Gugak Encyclopedia (국악사전) ↗
checked: 2026-11-14
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- Botaepyeong (preserving the great peace ritual suite)