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Kim Gwang-bok¡¯s musical world on the piri & taepyeongso  * From live performance

1. ÇǸ®µ¶ÁÖ / ±ä¾Æ¸®¿Í ¸Þ³ª¸®°¡¶ôÀ» ÁÖÁ¦·Î ÇÑ ÁïÈ↓ÁÖ 05:34
The piri solo: Improvisation on the themes of ginari and menari melodies
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Jindo Ssitgimgut:   Samhyeon - Jebosal - Eonmori - Hollim - Salpuri
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The piri & gayageum byeongju (duet): Folk song medley
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The taepyeongso ensemble: Daechwita (The Ji Yeong-hui Ryu)
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5. ÇǸ®¸¦ À§ÇÑ ½Ã³ªÀ§ 19:46
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The taepyeongso ensemble: Heuteungarak
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THE PROGRAMME
1. The piri solo: Improvisation on the themes of ginari and menari melodies  50:34
piri: Kim Gwang-bok
2. Jindo Ssitgimgut:   Samhyeon - Jebosal - Eonmori - Hollim - Salpuri 12:32
piri: Kim Gwang-bok/ janggo: Kim Cheong-man
3. The piri & gayageum byeongju (duet): Folk song medley 16:49
piri: Kim Gwang-bok/ gayageum: Baik In-yeong/ janggo: Kim Cheong-man
4. The taepyeongso ensemble: Daechwita (The Ji Yeong-hui Ryu) 04:24
taepyeongso: Kim Gwang-bok/ janggo: Jang Deok-hwa/ buk: Han Se-hyeon/
jing: Hwang Gwang-yeop
5. Sinawi for the piri 19:46
piri: Kim Gwang-bok/ daegeum: Won Jang-hyeon/ haegeum: Kim Seong-a/
ajaeng: Park Jong-seon/ gayageum: Baik In-yeong/ geomungo: Kim Mu-gil/
buk: Han Se-hyeon/ janggo: Jang Deok-hwa/ jing: Hwang Gwang-yeop
6. The taepyeongso ensemble: Heuteungarak 09:07
taepyeongso: Kim Gwang-bok/ ggwaenggwari: Park Jong-seon/ janggo: Jang Deok-hwa/
jing: Hwang Gwang-yeop/ buk: Han Se-hyeon
                                                                                                               A total playing time is 68:26
Participated musicians:
piri & taepyeongso:: Kim Gwang-bok
daegeum: Won Jang-hyeon
haegeum: Kim Seong-a
ggwaenggwari & ajaeng: Park Jong-seon
gayageum: Baik In-yeong
geomungo: Kim Mu-gil
buk: Han Se-hyeon
janggo: Jang Deok-hwa & Kim Cheong-man
jing: Hwang Gwang-yeop
Live performance: at 7:30 performed at Wumyeondang, Gungnipgugakwon, Seoul
Recording Date: 25 May 1999
 
NOTES FOR THE PROGRAMME
• The piri solo: Improvisation on the themes of ginari and menari melodies
This piece of music is arranged by the themes of ginari and menari that are stock melodies of the Seodo areas and Gangwon province respectively. It is played with improvisation as a piri (bamboo oboe) solo whose unique sound (¡®seongeum á¢ë塯) and timbre contain clearness, sorrow and delicacy.
• Jindo Ssitgimgut:   Samhyeon - Jebosal - Eonmori - Hollim - Salpuri    
This music comes from Jindo area where it is largely played from Jinyang jangdan (rhythmic cycle) to Namdo gutgeori that the piri leads the main melody. Before a gut starts, in every region Samhyeon is usually played which symbolizes offering music to the gods.
In a case of Jindo Ssitgimgut, in order to render this music the piri player is required a highly skillful mouth technique, as it needs to produce a sound by holding a gwandae with one hand and by chewing the piri¡¯s reed called ¡®seo¡¯ with the mouth.
• The piri & gayageum byeongju (duet): Folk song medley  
These folk song medley are played on various jangdans which highlight the characteristic folk songs of each region of Korea. In performance, all the players cooperate these song melodies uniquely by interplaying among the piri which renders the main melodies and the gayageum which improvises them, while the rest of the instruments adds the music to techniques of ornamentations and sigimsae. Particularly the playing of ssang-piri and Changbutaryeong on dan5gwan stands out.
• The taepyeongso ensemble: Daechwita (The Ji Yeong-hui Ryu) 
Daechwita is an essential piece for a professional piri player. In this performance the taepyeongso (conical oboe) is played as solo. This version currently has two schools (¡®ryu¡¯): Choi In-seo and Ji Yeong-hui. The Choi In-seo ryu is masculine in its sound, whereas the Ji Yeong-hui ryu has two kinds of playing techniques: (i) producing by chewing with a mouth and (ii) a gentle technique that blows flexibly and tenderly.
• Sinawi for the piri  
A gut (shamanistic ritual) music has its distinctive characteristics and repertories. Changbutaryeong is a representative repertory of the gut music in the Gyeonggi area, whereas sinawi is an essence of the namdo gut music. Sinawi is highly improvisational ensemble music derived from the namdo shamanistic melodies.
This music is performed with improvisation both in solo and ensemble by the master musicians of individual instruments centred on the piri melodies. Melodies of the piri can also be varied with putting several regional features together by the player¡¯s mastery skill. The piri in this performance is produced by the player himself and its range was enlarged.
• The taepyeongso ensemble: Heuteungarak
Heuteungarak is played with samul, referring to the ggwaenggwari, janggo, jing and buk, with a exciting rhythms. The player renders this music based on neunggye of Gyeonggi area, menari of Gangwon province and heuteungarak of seodo with improvisation.
THE MUSICAL WORLD OF KIM GWANG-BOK
Born in a hereditary musician¡¯s family Kim Gwang-bok entered musical world at the very early age. He learned stock melodies of the Gyeonggido gut music with his father - Kim Yong-wun - at the age of 6. Then he went to Gugak Yesul School (currently the The Korean National School of Traditional Arts) to study folk music and instruments. During the six years at the school he had a great opportunity to widen his musical experiences with then master musicians of folk genres. He studied a number of instruments: the piri, haegeum and taepyeongso with Ji Yeong-hui, who was one of the exponents of the Gyeonggi folk music, the daegeum with Han Beom-soo and Seo Yong-seok, and a gut music with Park Byeong-cheon and Kim Seok-chul.
His further studies at ChungAng University made him to broaden his musical knowledge and understanding western music theory as well as composition and conducting. After graduated from the university he was engaged in teaching music at his former school, while he was strongly building up his musical career at Gungnipgugakwon (The National center for Korean Traditional Performing Arts) and toured around the world - Southeast Asian countries, Europe and South America.
He became a professor of Traditional Music Department of Arts College at Jeonnam University in 1985 (September) and founded Jeonnam Gugak Orchestra. He also played a decisive role to found Jeonnam Dorip Gugak Ensemble. After changing its name into Gwangju Gugak Orchestra he became a regular conductor. His important role was to stage his own work commissioned for the 1988 Seoul Olympic Culture and Arts Festival and conducted the National Sung Drama Troupe.
The following year (14th May) he hosted nationally the 1st 5.18 Music Festival at the Namdo Arts Hall, and he was lavished praise on his work by the people of Gwangju, for presenting his new vision of the way of forwarding Korean traditional music. In particular this concert had a huge meaning to the Gwangju citizens as a symbol of democracy and reconciliation. As a result if it on the 31st May in 1989 he had to perform the music as an encore amidst hearty cheers at the Main Hall of Jeonnam University which was a symbol of democracy. 
Beside this monumental musical presentation, valuable music festivals that he hosted included the 100th Memorial Music Festival for Donghak and Environment Music Festival. He took part in exchanging musics with the North Korea musicians who was living in Japan - Japan Hwandonghwa South and North Korea Music Festival including the Songnyeon (¡®bidding the old year out¡¯) Unification Music Festival. He has also been actively involved in various kinds of changjak (¡®newly composed works based on traditional material¡¯) activities including dance and theatre music.
His musical career and administrative ability contributed to the performing world of Korean music both domestically and internationally. In 1996 after founding Gwangju Sirip Gugak Orchestra he became its resident conductor and its first head. He became a chairman of Jeonbuk Dorip Gugak Orchestra, and he has also been leading Korean music Society of Gwangju Municipal for 10 years.
One of his enduring performance series was the ¡®Musical Journey with Kim Gwang-bok¡¯ played with then the master musicians for 8 years starting from 1990. His performance genres are diverse that he joined in not only western classical orchestra and jazz ensemble but also musicians from Asian cultures.
He is currently a Professor of Arts College of Jeonnam University; transmitting assistant for Gure Hyangje Julpungnyu (Jungyomuhyeongmunajae no. 83-1), a head for Bitgoeul Gugak Orchestra, chairman of the Society of Asian Music Exchange, 

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