wauem_1987031.xml Guide to the Pansori & Chamber Music from Korea recordings Pansori & Chamber Music from Korea recordings University of Washington Ethnomusicology Archives 2017
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UW Ethnomusicology Archives video recordings: Pansori & Chamber Music from Korea University of Washington Ethnomusicology Archives 1987031 1 items EC-1 vct (VHS, b&w); [copy of videotape held in OUGL (1 vct, b&w, 3/4")]; Duration: 00:30:00 1972 Copy of film produced by the New York State Education Dept. and the Asia Society; recorded in 1972; published in 1977.

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Full title: P'ansori (Opera) and Chamber Music from Korea.

Performers: (spellings?) Kim So-Hee/singer, dancer; Sung Keum-Yun; Chi Young-Hee; Kim Yoon-Duk.

Contents: 1) Kuhmoongo - solo instrument - Kim Yoon-Duk (with changgo (drum) accompaniment); 2) P'iri ("oboe-like") - Chi Young-Hee (with changgo accompaniment); 3) P'ansori - Kim So-Hee; 4) Kayageum - Sung Keum-Yun; 5) Haegeum; 6) Dance.=

Transcription of headers: Produced in the studios of WNYE, channel 25, N.Y. / The New York State Education Department and the Asia Society present P'ansori (Opera) and Chamber Music from Korea / Narration by Beate Gordon / Performing Arts Program of the Asia Society.

 Asia Korea--Asia--East Asia Ethnomusicology Anthropology Music Sound recordings