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* THE SEODO SORI PERFORMED BY YI CHUN-MOK
PROGRAMME
 1. Sushimga/ YeoggeumSushimga
 2. GinNanbongga/ JajeunNanbongga/ ByeongsinNanbongga/ SaseolNanbongga
 3. SanYeombul/ JajeunYeombul
 4. Ginari/ Jajeunari
 5. Neurigaetaryeong
 6. Geumdaraetaryeong
 7. Nalchanne
 8. Baechigi
 9. YeonpyeongdoNanbongga
10. GaeseongNanbongga (Bagyeonpokpo)
11. Monggeumpotaryeong
12. JajeunBaeddaragi
13. Singosantaryeong
14. Gungchodaenggi
15. Punggutaryeong
16. Jajeunbaennore
17. Bangataryeong
18. Yangsando
chang (singing)/ Yi Chun-mok
janggu/ Jang Deok-hwa & Kim Gwang-suk (track 1)
piri/ Yi Ho-jin
daegeum/ Yi Cheol-ju
haegeum/ Kim Mu-gyeong
gayageum/ Gwon Soon-hee
group singing/ Park Suk-ja, Choi Yeon-hwa , Oh Hyeon-ju, Park Jun-gil & Jung Eun-hee
Date of recording: 27 July & 14 December in 2005
Location of recording: The Hoon Recording Studio
* The album of the Seodo Sori performed by myeongchang, Yi Chun-mok
Yi Bo-hyung (President of the Society for Research into Korean Historical Phonographic Recordings)
At last we are able to listen to the Seodo Sori from a myeongchang (lit. meaning "wellknown singer or vocalist"), Yi Chun-mok's album. He has just released its 18 repertories in his CD after he earned a title of Holder of the Seodo Sori Art in 2001 that was designated for Jungyomuhyeongmunhwajae (Important Intangible Cultural Property) no. 29 by the government. In particular I am very delighted for its release, as I have so long been a witness to his singing process and career.
It was at the Gugak Senior School that I met him first where Yi Chun-mok was studying music at the end of 1960s. At that time it was a general idea and attitude for learners, whether or not who wanted to be professional musicians or vocalists, to learn naturally such classical genres of music as jeong'ak (Korean classical music) or jeong'ga (Korean classical vocal music). But he chose to learn the seodo sori as his major subject. I was wondering why he had chosen such difficult genre that people would hardly be interested in learning it. Since its transmitting locations are situated in North Korea (Pyeongan and Hwanghae Provinces), its repertoire has not yet been acknowledged by the musical practice in (South) Korea. It is also considered as being difficult to master its song repertories. I felt pity for compassion and at the same time had an admirable feel to him to have to go through such processes at the time.
Yi Chun-mok was learning it with Kim Jeong-yeon, who was a myeongchang and was a Holder of the Seodo Sori Art that was designated for Jungyomuhyeongmunhwajae no. 29. Kim Jeong-yeon has probably been known little to us. He was a formidable performer throughout his years: he was actively engaged in his performances in Pyeongyang and Gaeseong (both are big cities and now in North Korea) during his youth. He was a versatile performer, expertising in singing and dancing, and learned them from the masters of the time: he studied gagog (classical lyric songs accompanied by ensemble) with Yi Seung-chang, seodo sori with Kim Chil-seong, dancing with Yi Jang-san and Han Chwi-hong. I still have a vivid memory that I was deeply impressed by his numerous performers long ago. Having passed several generations, audiences would hardly remember Kim Chil-seong, teacher of Kim Jeong-yeon. Kim Chil-seong was regarded as a great myeongchang along with such master singers as Kim Jong-jo, Choi! Soon-gyeong and Kim Ju-ho who were based on the northwestern provinces (¡°seodo"). Kim Chil-seong was then a star entertained audiences not only in his sori but his witty remarks in Seodo. Now we can only figure his such brillant performance skills out listening to his old recordings.
Yi Chun-mok received his repertoire and its singing style from such authentic performers, and his repertoire of the seodo sori includes such seodo jwachang ('seated' performance for seodo sori) as Gongmyeongga, Chohanga, and so on, such seodo ipchang ('standing' performance) as Chomogi, Nolryang, Apsantaryeong, and so on, such seodo japga (miscellany songs sung by professionals) as Yeongbyeonga, Baeddaragi, Nanbongga, and so forth, and such seodo folk songs as Ginari and Jajeunari. I was able to confirm Yi's singing skills during the performances for Jeonsu (displaying their skills as transmitters of particular repertories) under the disciples of Kim Jeong-yeon. I also remember that Seong Gyeong-rin, senior musicians and musicologist, used to encourage and give him good wishes after finishing marking candidates during the competitions.
Yi Chun-mok is nearly reaching a status of 'Human Treasure', as he was acknowledged as a graduate of the Seodo Sori in 1980; as an instructor for transmitting it in 1982; as a Holder of the Seodo Sori Art designated for Jungyomuhyeongmunhwajae no. 29 in 2001. He had built up his career stage by stage: he had given his own performance seven times including appearing in the concerts for Jungyomyhyeongmunhwajae. The lineage of the seodo sori can be followed as: Kim Chi-seong transmitted it to Kim Jeong-yeon and then to Yi Chun-mok. He is currently living in Gwangmyeong-si, Gyeonggi Province and is devoting his time and effort to local areas for developing traditional arts. He taught it to many people, and some appeared in this CD with him.
The repertoire in this CD includes more than 20 songs derived from various genres of the seodo sori. Of these, Sushimga & YeoggeunSushimga are lyric folk songs that are representatives for the Pyeongan Provinces; Ginnanbongga & JajeunNanbongga represent for the Hwanghae Provinces; Sanyeombul, Jajeunyeombul and Ginari and Jajeunari are for nongyo (farmers' song) based on locality and other folksongs. In general, most repertories in this CD are presented with a lyric and buoyant feeling in the folk songs, so that they give us a splendid atmosphere, except for such serious repertories as seodo jwachang that gives a reserved feel and seodo ipchang for vigour. I hope this CD will contribute to popularising the seodo folk songs.
THE BRIEF NOTE FOR THE PROGRAMME
1. Sushimga/ YeoggeumSushimga
Sushimga is are representative folk song from the Pyeongan Provinces. Along with Yukjabaegi from the Jeolla Provinces, it is one of the highly artistic piece, and there is a say that "If the South has Yukjabaegi, the North has Sushimga". Thus it is an essential repertory for Seodo Sori singers and is a song whose individual singers can display their musical skills. It has two versions: GinSushimga consists of a shorter form of sections and verses with a very slow tempo and YeoggeumSushimga is sung with a slightly fast tempo with long verses. Sushimga has, in general, a free rhythm, and its melody consists of its own unique Sushimga tori. In performance, singers employ a peculiar sigimsae (kind of vibrato or melodic ornamentation) within a slow tune and render it accompanied with a elegiac story, so that giving audiences very a sorrowful feeling, as its name implies.
2. GinNanbongga/ JajeunNanbongga/ ByeongsinNanbongga/ SaseolNanbongga
A new song called Nanbongga was a very popular at the end of the 19th century. This song was transmitted to professional singers in the Hwanghae Provinces, and then was transformed to a folk song. This song continued to disperse to its whole area, and lots of its variants were produced. Such prefixes of Nanbongga as gin, jajeun, byeongsin, saseol, sari, sucheon, gaeseong, yeongpyeong- are innumerable. Of these gin, jajeun, byeongsin, saseol-Nanbongga are widely sung. These repertoires have been developed by professionals, so each one renders in an expressive manner. Ginnanbongga is the oldest version of these. As the word 'gin' implies, it has the slowest tempo. It consists of a characteristic tori that possesses in Nanbongga and a semachi jangdan (rhythmic cycles) with a form of long verses to which the 2nd part ("dwitsori") is attached. This brings to the most lyric atmosphere among other variants.
JajeunNanbongga is a varied version of Nanbongga with a jajinmori melody. It forms long verses to which the 2nd part is attached and has a jajin guggeori jangdan with Nanbongga tori. It gives a much cheerful feeling. ByeongsinNanbongga is a varied form of JajeunNanbongga. Its name derived from a word 'byeongsin (means "a cripple")' of a text of the 1st part ("apsori¡°), but it no longer appears in the whole saseol of the song. As in JajeunNanbongga, it has a long versed form and a jajin gutgeori jangdan with a Nanbongga tori, but its melody is slightly different. It is also a cheerful song. SaseolNanbongga comprises a fast jangdan, and it is sung by making up a saseol in an elaborate manner. It has a form of long verses to which the 2nd part is attached and a fast jajinmori jangdan. It is sung with a witty text by making up elaborately, and then the 2nd part ends with a melody that is similar to that of Gyeongbukgungtareyong, another wellknown folk song. It is very vigor! ous and lively.
3. SanYeombul/ JajeunYeombul
Yeombul was originally to sing at memorial services in the seodo areas. Then it became popularised as a folk song style by the Seodo Sori professional singers. It divides into two styles: SanYeombul and JajeunYeombul according to 'hanbae (means 'the pace of a melody'). SanYeombul has originally a very slow tempo that is also called 'Ginyeombul'. It consists of a form of long verses to which the 2nd part is attached and a jungmori jangdan with a Sushimga tori. Consequently it gives a feel of lyric. The saseol of the 2nd part consists of a yeombul text as in shamanistic songs, whereas the 1st part became secularised which is nothing to do with shamanistic songs.
4. Ginari/ Jajeunari
There were Ari or Minari in singing while weeding that had been transmitted in a Yonggang region of the Pyeongan Provinces. It became known by professional singers and popularised. It is divided into two styles: Ginari and Jajeunari according to a pace of a melody. It comprises a form of long verses to which the 2nd part is attached. As it derived from a local folk song, its verse and melody give a richness in a local colour and a simple taste.
5. Other songs
The rest of the repertoire is set in some folk songs from the Gyeongseo Provinces. Neurigaetaryeong, Geumdaraetaryeong, Nalchanne, YeonpyeongdoNanbongga, Monggeumpotaryeong and Punggutaryeong are new folk songs made in the late 19th century. They give lyric atmospheres. Baechigi is practising for the Manseon Singing Festival called 'Pungjang sori' that is sung by Seodo fishermen, and it is a famous folk song that is performed at Pungeoje (ritual for good haul). JajeunBaeddaragi is a folk song version of Baechigi Sori elaborated by professional singers in the Pyeongan Provinces. Singosantaryeong and Gungchodaenggi are folk songs from the Hamgyeong Provinces. Bangataryeong and Yangsando are wellknown folk songs performed generally by the Gyeongseodo myeongchang.
THE PROFILE OF YI CHUN-MOK (born on 13 May 1953)
February 1971 B.A. at Gugak Senior School
September 2005 M.A. for Korean Music at Dongguk University
1972-6 Member of the Gungnipgugakwon Orchestra
1974 Studying seoljanggo with Yi Joeng-beom
1974 Studying nongak (Farmers' music) with Hwang Jae-gi
December 1980 Completed the learning of the Seodo Sori with Kim
 Jeong-yeon, Holder of the Soedo Sori Art that was
 designated for Jungyomuhyeongmunhwajae no. 29
April 1982 Appointed for transmitting instructor of the Seodo Sori
30 November 2001 Holder of the Seodo Sori Art, Jungyomuhyeongmunhwajae no. 29
1985-2004 Recitals of the Yi Chun-mok Seodo Sori (9 times)
1997- Leader of the Gwangmyeong Simin Gugakdan
1989- Appeared in the K.B.S. Gugak Festival
1988- Performed for Jungyomuhyeongmunhwajae
1990-2003 Former Director of the Society of Korean Traditional Music (Gwangmyeong)
December 1991 Received for Art Performance Award, Gyeonggido Munhwasang
October 1996 Received the Grand Prix for the Gwangmyeong People
He currently has a number of titles: Art Holder of the Soedo Sori that was designated as Jungyomuhyeongmunhwajae no. 29; Director for Gwangmyeong, Hanguk Yechong (Cor.); Vice present of the Seodo Sori Bojonhoi (Cor.); Executive for the Society of Korean Traditional Music (Cor.); Advisor for the Gwangmyeong Branch of the Society of Korean Traditional Music (Cor.); Leader of the Gwangmyeong Simin Gugakdan and Committee of the Munhwa Yesul for, Gwangmyeong-si

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