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National & UNESCO intangible heritage14 items
Ilmu (royal shrine ritual line dance)
📋Hak Yeonhwadae Cheoyongmu Hapseol (combined court dance)
2009📋Chunaengjeon (Nightingale-in-Spring court dance)
📋Mugo (court drum dance)
📋Seungjeonmu (victory drum and sword dance)
📋Taepyeongmu (dance of great peace)
📋Salpurichum (spirit-cleansing solo dance)
📋Talchum (mask dance drama in Korea)
2022📋Yangju Byeolsandaenori (Yangju mask dance drama)
📋Bukcheong Sajanoreum (Bukcheong lion mask play)
📋Jultagi (traditional tightrope walking)
2011📋Gangneung Danoje (Gangneung Dano festival and ritual)
2008📋Akhak Gwebeom (Canon of Music, 1493 treatise)
1493📋Sejong Sillok Akbo (Annals of King Sejong music scores)
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New gugak6 items
💡 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)