Beautiful stringed instrument. I already loved the sound of the Chinese forerunnner, the Guzheng, but this instrument has a tone completely of its own, love it.
Yess... The koto and gayegeum and their ancestor the guzheng. All unique and so interesting in their own ways. I like the guqin from China and the geomungo from Korea as well. The geomungo is just as thoughtful sounding but has this tenacity to it... Be sure to listen to a gayegeum player named Hwang Byungki, one of the great masters
Before this video I saw one about how these instruments are made. Now hearing this lady playing it with such mastery (she's clearly a long time well trained professional)... it makes me appreciate, no, correction, admire this music so much more. Deep respect, deep bow. 🙇♂️
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Beautiful stringed instrument. I already loved the sound of the Chinese forerunnner, the Guzheng, but this instrument has a tone completely of its own, love it.
Yess... The koto and gayegeum and their ancestor the guzheng. All unique and so interesting in their own ways. I like the guqin from China and the geomungo from Korea as well. The geomungo is just as thoughtful sounding but has this tenacity to it... Be sure to listen to a gayegeum player named Hwang Byungki, one of the great masters
Гуджен, это большая гитара, не больше.
Before this video I saw one about how these instruments are made. Now hearing this lady playing it with such mastery (she's clearly a long time well trained professional)... it makes me appreciate, no, correction, admire this music so much more. Deep respect, deep bow. 🙇♂️
I love oriental instrumental music. Their sound is so warm, powerful, and comforting to listen to.
Wish i had gayageum
Sounds nice, thankyou!
Beatiful!!!
this is so beautiful
Wonderfully complex sound!
Beautiful
Brilliantly Exquisite
Gayageum and rabbab both my favourite 💜
woah
South korea | Ji Aeri and Kim woongsik | Chun seol
good
if anyone knows, what's the name of the percussion instruments in the background?
a janggu.
😎cool sound
i saw it in the empress ki for 1st time but it seemed too boring there...u nailed it sis
Its very very ethnomusicolog 😅😅😅😅😅🙏🏻☺️👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Came here after reading the legend of northern blade curios how geomungo sounds like
😊😊😊😊
I can't tell if the percussion or something else play the constant G in the background
A little Darha Nopigom at 1:26?
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