Sinawi is an improvisation instrumental music style rooted in shamanic music. In other words, the musical instruments such as Gayageum, Geomungo, Haegeum, Ajun, Flute, Because it is free and impromptu, but never distracting or dissonant, Sinawi uses the phrase "harmony in disharmony" or "order in chaos".
hahaha good one. i laugh at people who are ignorant enough to say stupid things like that. Although Chinese, Korean and Japanese instruments seem similar, the sound of each individual instrument is different. Each instrument has its own spirit ^^
If I describe difference between Chinese, Japanese and Korean. In my knowledge, Chinese is like a moon light with a lake in a mid night on a small boat. Japanese is like you're sitting in a zen with patience and feeling the surroundings, being gentle. Korean is like you have the feeling of sadness and happiness and rage at the same time dancing and bouncing, having a party.
Anything connected to Japanese music I like. Love hearing orchestras featuring shamisen or koto. With Chinese I like the ethereal music of the Qin, and Guzheng. I also like Ping Tan. Don't care for the music of Beijing opera which is high pitched, shrill and punctuated with gongs. I like this Korean music. Its unique and eerie. Nothing like it. Love the emphatic percussion present in much of Korean music. It gives it an edge and body.
Wow! Never heard this kind of music. Could listen to this all day.Will be watching out for more concerts here in belgium... The clothes are wonderful as well.
Traditional Korean music boasts a rich artistry that has long been said to be the essence of oriental music. The harmony in the unique dissonance creates a very unique atmosphere and can express the emotion of sadness as if piercing a person's lungs, and the process of bringing out the pain deep inside and sublimating it into excitement at a very high level Three-stringed hexagon is mainly used in Korean music, which refers to the three stringed instruments of Geomungo, Gayageum, and Hyangbi-pa + a pair of drum, janggu, haegeum, flute, and taepyeongso
Maaah module brought me here😭but even thought, i like this so much couz it's korean traditional music specially to me as a fan girl✨but don't u worry i love my country too especially the traditions of Philippines couz they are so unique❤
That hat is 'gat' , it was must-have item for all of the gentlemans and scholars in Korea until just 100 years ago. Even until the 1950~60s, there were elderly people wearing that hat in the countryside of Korea.
Is there a term for the very wide, gradual vibrato, almost a tremolo that all the performers do? It seems distinctive to East Asian music, particularly vocal music, and Korean music in particular. Also, I love chuimsae; so emotional!
aquaticko Those sort of ornaments are called "Sikimsae" and specifically, the vibrato is called Tteoneoun Mok which translates to vibrating tone. There are different versions of the type of vibrato used, and I'm not sure if they all have different names or if they are all referred to as tteoneoun mok.
aquaticko Yeah, these sort of 'ornaments' are really really specific and deliberate in traditional Korean music. It's a fine art really. Unfortunately there is not a whole lot of info available to Westerners, as traditional Korean music and it's theories and concepts were all passed on orally (which is part of it's beauty).
이런 멋진 연주에 정작 한국인들의 댓글은 잘 안보이고 외국인들의 댓글만 보이니 안타깝네요.우리 민족만이 표현 할 수 있는 정과 한과 우수가 서린이런 시나위 합주음악은 다른 민족의 음악에서는 그 유례를찾아 보기가 힘들것입니다.연주자 각자의 기량이 뛰어나야 함은 기본이고 합을 맞추는 센스와 감각이 돋보이는 그런 멋진 연주였습니다.좀 아쉬웠던 것은 독주 할 때 카메라가 그 독주자를 클로즈업으로 잡지 못하고 계속해서 같은 앵글로만 보여주는 것이아쉬웠습니다.
There's a lot going on in Brussels as far as Korean traditional music is concerned. If you are interested, please get in touch with the "Maison de la Création" in Laeken (metro: Bockstael)
Probably its genre name is 시나위(siNaWi) which is kind of improvisation music (not 100% improvisation) comed from some traditional ritual music rhythm -from korea-
I believe you-all when you say that it is beautiful, to you. To me, it was barely different from completely random noise. It just goes to show how different people can be.
I think it’s interesting because I listen to goth rock and black metal that have gloomy undertones. The fact that my ancestors music also had those same “feelings” makes me feel connected. I’m happy that I can hear this
For the first time i heard any style of korean traditional music like this one, the very broad and rough vibrato annoyed me so much as it is scattered everywhere. 😹 Now, i got the shamanic vibes and sort of nomadic scent from that playing. I am starting to like dynamic and dissonances, is it kinda like a "war" music? Idk... But it is like summoning something. but i feel that way 😺. I wonder how well-adaptable te korean ancestor in the past even though they were influenced from Ancient Chinese, their main identity still keep in touch. And i love how the bowing technique on gayageum (?). It is just amazing seeing that playing on both hands, using broad vibrato on left hand and keeping the correct bowing technique on right hand.
The original korean people come from siberia and our original religion was shamanism. So it's not weird if you feel it like summoning something. The root of two countries are totally different. Even though chinese culture influences us, korean still preserve its own unique tradition which is very different from china and sometimes even korea influences china too.
Love the song, although I can't examine it, it's kinda confusing. I'm here for my modules and I'm looking for this song's Tempo, and the Instruments used. The tempo changes gradually so I'm confused on what answer should I give. Anyways, this type of song is not for everyone. I love traditional music but this one makes my head and ears hurt. Probably because of the dynamics or melody?
@@LGDubstep1 then you clearly don't listen to kpop. or at least you only listen to mainstream ones. do your own searching and you'll find plenty from famous kpop artists that incorporate korean culture and instruments
@@LGDubstep1 Damn I don't even listen to kpop but you sound hella dumb. Kpop may be largely influenced by American pop, but it also revolutionized/improved it and made it their own. It sounds ignorant of you to say that kpop has no cultural or historical background because some kpop actually utilize the traditional instruments and make it more accessible to a younger audience.
I just can't explain why I love this song much.
Can you say this pop music? (No offence)
@@김모모-d9z how about traditional Kpop 😅😅?
摩訶不思議な音楽だ😊😊😊
Sinawi is an improvisation instrumental music style rooted in shamanic music. In other words, the musical instruments such as Gayageum, Geomungo, Haegeum, Ajun, Flute, Because it is free and impromptu, but never distracting or dissonant, Sinawi uses the phrase "harmony in disharmony" or "order in chaos".
This is the real culture of the original Korean music,
GREAT MUSIC,,,
감정 풍부한 사람일수록 쾌감이 큰 음악
Ahogy szol az utem ,maszik a belsobe,ott szikrazik.Tokeletes hang.Koszonom ,gyogyito!!!
hahaha good one. i laugh at people who are ignorant enough to say stupid things like that. Although Chinese, Korean and Japanese instruments seem similar, the sound of each individual instrument is different. Each instrument has its own spirit ^^
Yes. This sounds nothing like Chinese or Japanese traditional music.
You are right!
@@verzehren_48 이름이 웃기네요 ㅋㅋ
This sounds bad. I personally like the Japanese ones better
I agreee too👍🏻
The solo parts are amazing.... O...M...G
kun tow
Bmmlove1 yes it is
시나위는 음악자체가 멋진것도 있지만 각각 따로따로 다른 곡을 연주하는데 그게 어우러져서 하나의 음악을 만든다는거에 매력이있는것같다 즉석잼같은느낌
한국의 재즈 👍🏻👍🏻🥺
거문고 연주자님 참 멋지십니다..
wow, so meditative and emotional at the same time.
Dd Boomer well, it’s not made for meditation.
If I describe difference between Chinese, Japanese and Korean.
In my knowledge, Chinese is like a moon light with a lake in a mid night on a small boat. Japanese is like you're sitting in a zen with patience and feeling the surroundings, being gentle.
Korean is like you have the feeling of sadness and happiness and rage at the same time dancing and bouncing, having a party.
Well said, I couldn't agree more. Traditional Korean music is gentle yet aggresive, strong yet light.
Thank you, you answer my module
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오히려 정적이고 선비적인 느낌이 강한게 한국느낌 아닌가
중국은 웅장하면서 동양풍
일본도 일본만의 색이있고
True
Anything connected to Japanese music I like. Love hearing orchestras featuring shamisen or koto.
With Chinese I like the ethereal music of the Qin, and Guzheng. I also like Ping Tan. Don't care for the music of Beijing opera which is high pitched, shrill and punctuated with gongs. I like this Korean music. Its unique and eerie. Nothing like it. Love the emphatic percussion present in much of Korean music. It gives it an edge and body.
Love Korean culture
Wow! Never heard this kind of music. Could listen to this all day.Will be watching out for more concerts here in belgium...
The clothes are wonderful as well.
This music brilliantly expresses the mind of Koreans who want "Korean traditional music".
Such Passion, Definition and execution... Every breath, every strum of a string and stroke of the bow...amazing and awesome!
Wonderful music; sad and nostalgic on the one hand, energetic and full of life on the other.
Regards from Peru.
heart breakin music best of the best
올려주신분께 감사드립니다 ㆍㆍ언제들어도 좋은 전통음악..
its amazing !!
놀랍다
beautiful !!
Very beautiful I can listen every day
The first thing which i fall in love with korea
this is sinawi, its rooted in Korean shamanism. This is minsok ak genre (common people music).
Just some songs are rooted in shamanism. Many Others are normal songs about peace, love, farewell, harvest, pleasure ... and so on.
It is not just from shamunism , this is an art.
우리의 얼이 깃 든
삶의 음악 연주이기에
굴도 깊이 있게 비추나니!
참 좋은 흥겨운 도취입니다.
여러 선생님들께 감사 합니다.
🌲🙏🙏🔥💙❤참좋습니다.❣💚💛❄🙏🙏🌳
Thank you for sharing, this is just so beautiful :)
Traditional Korean music boasts a rich artistry that has long been said to be the essence of oriental music. The harmony in the unique dissonance creates a very unique atmosphere and can express the emotion of sadness as if piercing a person's lungs, and the process of bringing out the pain deep inside and sublimating it into excitement at a very high level
Three-stringed hexagon is mainly used in Korean music, which refers to the three stringed instruments of Geomungo, Gayageum, and Hyangbi-pa + a pair of drum, janggu, haegeum, flute, and taepyeongso
Magnificent is the word! Another one might be: "Intense"! I love this!
Sanjo music with chuimsae (exclamations). Beautiful performance from everyone, also the singer!
I wish I could have been to Brussels when this was performed
great cultural music...
제일 앞에 계신 선비님 멋있어요 ♡
incredible !!!!!!!!
Maaah module brought me here😭but even thought, i like this so much couz it's korean traditional music specially to me as a fan girl✨but don't u worry i love my country too especially the traditions of Philippines couz they are so unique❤
Eyo, u know what the instruments are???
I’m getting one of those hats
That hat is 'gat' , it was must-have item for all of the gentlemans and scholars in Korea until just 100 years ago. Even until the 1950~60s, there were elderly people wearing that hat in the countryside of Korea.
Those were for noble people. The bigger the gat is, the higher the person is.
Thanks!
i soo wanna hear this like professionally recorded, i would so buy this this my jam
This is a great video! Very refreshing and really loving the traditional Korean music!!
Enjoyed it from Turkey✨
incredible
It is the nature itself, nothing more or less.
Truly amazing! At points it sounds like Southern Blues, albeit Southern Korean Blues! Passionate and entrancing!
Is there a term for the very wide, gradual vibrato, almost a tremolo that all the performers do? It seems distinctive to East Asian music, particularly vocal music, and Korean music in particular. Also, I love chuimsae; so emotional!
aquaticko Those sort of ornaments are called "Sikimsae" and specifically, the vibrato is called Tteoneoun Mok which translates to vibrating tone. There are different versions of the type of vibrato used, and I'm not sure if they all have different names or if they are all referred to as tteoneoun mok.
Joshua K Very interesting; thanks for the info!
aquaticko Yeah, these sort of 'ornaments' are really really specific and deliberate in traditional Korean music. It's a fine art really. Unfortunately there is not a whole lot of info available to Westerners, as traditional Korean music and it's theories and concepts were all passed on orally (which is part of it's beauty).
It called "Nongeum"
Really amazing!
이런 멋진 연주에 정작 한국인들의 댓글은 잘 안보이고 외국인들의 댓글만 보이니 안타깝네요.우리 민족만이 표현 할 수 있는 정과 한과 우수가 서린이런 시나위 합주음악은 다른 민족의 음악에서는 그 유례를찾아 보기가 힘들것입니다.연주자 각자의 기량이 뛰어나야 함은 기본이고 합을 맞추는 센스와 감각이 돋보이는 그런 멋진 연주였습니다.좀 아쉬웠던 것은 독주 할 때 카메라가 그 독주자를 클로즈업으로 잡지 못하고 계속해서 같은 앵글로만 보여주는 것이아쉬웠습니다.
저는 국악을 사랑해요❤️🔝
고마워요♡
I came here after bts idol teaser. I love this music.
Yoongi's Kitten yeah me too!
Me too lmao
he plays Geomungo and instrument with bow which another guy plays is Ajaeng
Omg! That's sounds great!
Beautiful
There's a lot going on in Brussels as far as Korean traditional music is concerned. If you are interested, please get in touch with the "Maison de la Création" in Laeken (metro: Bockstael)
Yeah module brought me here like everyone else that isn't from 8-2 years ago but Oh my god this is absolutely stunning 😲
That's right, exactly, Welkinz2! Thank you, this sort of music
supposed to be played for the king in palace. Nice meeting you!
Wow!!!!
Incredible!! Accidently started belly dancing, caught myself
Really cool
That guy playing the black zither Gayaguem is awesome! Good playing skills, coming from a Kotoist point of you! Thanks!
That's not Gayageum, but Geomun-go. It was developed by Goguryeo.
ITS INCREDIBLE
우리소리 얼씨구~♥
우리 음악이 이렇게 멋있다는걸 왜 아직 몰랐을까~~
좋은 영상 감사합니다.
ITS amazing
너무좋아요,
Awesome Korean beats!!!
최고!!
It sounds like a ritual in progress, spiritual dance in nature. It could be an ancient legacy.
Probably its genre name is 시나위(siNaWi) which is kind of improvisation music (not 100% improvisation) comed from some traditional ritual music rhythm -from korea-
wonderful
..;; It's Korean Traditional Music, not copy. Korea, China and Japan are Northeast Asia. So, there have similar colture. Not same. ㅡㅡ
you guys are all a part of a dead dynasty
@@wewuzkangz3876 She just told the fact
@@wewuzkangz3876 If you don't know, just sleep
@@Blulilu idc you're all the same, also you're speaking english , that means we own you so stfu
@@verzehren_48 idc you're all the same, also you're speaking english , that means we own you so stfu
no..this sort of musics for folk festivals and shaman rituals. court music is in the another field, very sublime type.
Super 😍
영혼이 정화된 느낌.♥♥♥
I believe you-all when you say that it is beautiful, to you. To me, it was barely different from completely random noise. It just goes to show how different people can be.
random noisee??? you sir are very racist
No one:
The mosquito in my room 01:36
I'm sorry I just had to. But very beautiful music
Haha nice
한국인으로 태어나서 너무 감사하다.
Eccentric but mesmerizing.
Reject K-pop, embrace sinawi
Yep that's what we call Korean life
I liked Greenday as a child.
I am going to guess that my great, great grandfather liked these songs as a child.
I think it’s interesting because I listen to goth rock and black metal that have gloomy undertones. The fact that my ancestors music also had those same “feelings” makes me feel connected. I’m happy that I can hear this
아름댑습니다!
SUCH BEAUTIFUL
Eto na Lang e tutugtog ko sa new year HAHAHA!!
This is for my module even it's already 10 years ago
yea im here for music.
For the first time i heard any style of korean traditional music like this one, the very broad and rough vibrato annoyed me so much as it is scattered everywhere. 😹
Now, i got the shamanic vibes and sort of nomadic scent from that playing. I am starting to like dynamic and dissonances, is it kinda like a "war" music? Idk... But it is like summoning something. but i feel that way 😺. I wonder how well-adaptable te korean ancestor in the past even though they were influenced from Ancient Chinese, their main identity still keep in touch. And i love how the bowing technique on gayageum (?). It is just amazing seeing that playing on both hands, using broad vibrato on left hand and keeping the correct bowing technique on right hand.
The original korean people come from siberia and our original religion was shamanism. So it's not weird if you feel it like summoning something. The root of two countries are totally different. Even though chinese culture influences us, korean still preserve its own unique tradition which is very different from china and sometimes even korea influences china too.
This style of music came from shaman religion
@@sasquatchdonut2674 there is no such religion
아..반할거같다
거문고 선비님 멋있당
Love the song, although I can't examine it, it's kinda confusing. I'm here for my modules and I'm looking for this song's Tempo, and the Instruments used. The tempo changes gradually so I'm confused on what answer should I give. Anyways, this type of song is not for everyone. I love traditional music but this one makes my head and ears hurt. Probably because of the dynamics or melody?
It's all the more so because it's improvised
My module brought me here
amazin
Jimmy hendrix would've love this sound.
TOTALLLLLLLLLLYYYY!!!!!!!!
Frank Zappa, too!
거문고에빠져버림 너무 멋짐
ahhhhh yissss
멋지고 좋아요(•ө•)♡
I can’t believe Koreans want to do K-pop when they have this beautiful heritage
Both types of music can coexist, grow up.
@@chocaren4602 No they can’t. The fact that traditional music disappears in benefit of a standardized american kind of music is pretty sad
@@chocaren4602 Kpop is just american pop, but in korean. No cultural or historical background in it
@@LGDubstep1 then you clearly don't listen to kpop. or at least you only listen to mainstream ones. do your own searching and you'll find plenty from famous kpop artists that incorporate korean culture and instruments
@@LGDubstep1 Damn I don't even listen to kpop but you sound hella dumb. Kpop may be largely influenced by American pop, but it also revolutionized/improved it and made it their own. It sounds ignorant of you to say that kpop has no cultural or historical background because some kpop actually utilize the traditional instruments and make it more accessible to a younger audience.
If you want to see this modern combination of Korean traditions, search '범내려온다' < ctrl-c,v
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Интересно было послушать народные корейские инструменты. Ребята молодцы!
DONT DELETE PLEASE
솔로파트 진짜 뒤집어지네..
This remembers me of train tubusan😳😳😳
I like this kind of music so much and I'm only 15-
Me too! I'm Korean so I would obviously love this.
@@ManBug-iu1fu Oh we gang!
Представляете сколько бы они собрали человек выступай они на площади неподалеку о выхода с метро станции "Комсомольская"?
앞줄 왼쪽부터 가야금, 아쟁, 거문고 맞나요?
네.맞습니다.^^
7:35 😮