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Welcome to the release of the Tungso Album
The album that contains the essence of the tungso music from Bukcheong area, Hamgyeong province, performed by Dong Seonbon, master tungso player
Yi Bohyeong (Director of The Institute for Research in Korean Tungso)
As a master musician and a member of the Institute for Research in Korean Tungso , Dong Seonbon (b. 19?) has just released his album on the tungso music from Bukcheong area, the Southern Hamgyeong Province. The tungso (large notched bamboo vertical flute) is one of the oldest Korean traditional instrument. It was the popular instrument that had widely been used by not only professionals also amateurs. Thus its musical repertories have a wide range of genres from folk music to highly artistic ones such as sanjo (solo instrumental music for stage), Samhyeonyukgag (lit. means 'the orchestration for three instruments and six woodwind instruments' consisting of 2 piri, 1 daegeum, 1 haegeum, 1 janggu and 1 drum mainly used for dances), Julpungnyu (pungnyu music centered on the stringed instruments, especially the geomungo), and so on. However, the practice of the tungso music has increasingly been declined in other areas of Korea, whereas only Hamgyeong provinces have actively been kept and transmitted its traditional musical heritage. Because of its rapid disappearance in the contemporary world, tungso players in South Korea have made great efforts to keep its musical practice and transmission alive by establishing preservation association and educational activities over 10 years. It is Dong Seonbon who has actively engaged in performing and promoting its music and repertories throughout various cultural activities.
 Dong Seonbon is also a member of the Preservation Association for Bukcheong Saja Noreum from Hamgyeong Province. Since his childhood, he has been taking part in the Preservation Association with his father and learned the tungso from him. He is currently playing a vital role for practicing and reviving the tungso music from Bukcheong. Dong is regarded as the only master musician on tungso music from Bukcheong, although his performance skills cover all types of genres.
There are three categories of tungso music from Bukcheong area, Hamgyeong Province: (i) the music that is played at village festivals like Bukcheong Saja Noreum; (ii) the music that is played town festivals as in Bukcheong Gwanwon Nori; and (iii) the tungso music that is performed at madangnori whose players are mainly the woodwind musicians called 'Yuryangnoripae'. Dong Seonbon in this CD performed largely the first category music from Bukcheong area. The CD contains a variety of genres on the tungso and includes 9 pieces (Aewonseong, Yeonpungdae, Bongsaemi, Neokduri, Geommu-gog, Sajachum (The Lion Dance): Chojang (the introductory section), Sajachum: Jungjang (the middle section), Sajachum Maljang (the final section) and Payeongog) which were performed in Bukcheong Saja Noreum and various dance music, march music and other repertories practiced in folk festivals of the area.
The performances in this CD shows full of Dong's vigorous seongeum ('voice' or 'sound') and virtuoso skills of the colorful tungso music from Bukcheong. Detailed sleeve notes attached to this CD help listeners fully understand the music and repertoire of the Bukcheong tungso music.
I hope that this album contains a valuable tungso music and unique performance for studying that will be a cornerstone in transmitting to the next generation.

Dong Seonbon - THE TUNGSO SOLO PERFORMANCE
- BUKCHEONG SAJA NOREUM (= LION MASK PLAY OF BUKCHEONG) -
01 Aewonseong ¾Ö¿ø¼º 03:30
02 Yeonpungdae ¿¬Ç³´ë 03:05
03 Bongsaemi ºÀ»ùÀÌ 03:09
04 Neokduri ³ÌµÎ¸® 03:07
05 Geommu-gog (The Sword Dance) °Ë¹«°î 03:36
06 Sajachum (The Lion Dance): Chojang (the introductory section) 02:51
07 Sajachum (The Lion Dance): Jungjang (the middle section) 02:20
08 Sajachum (The Lion Dance) Maljang (the final section) 02:42
09 Payeongog ÆÄ¿¬°î 02:31

Accompanists
buk: Dong Seonbaek 
jing: Seo Jeonghun
Date of recording: November 2011, Lee, Sang Kyun

THE NOTE FOR THE REPERTOIRE OF
BUKCHEONG SAJA NOREUM PERFORMED ON THE TUNGSO
                                                                          Yi Jinwon
1. Aewonseong ¾Ö¿ø¼ºäîêÃá¢
Aewonseong (lit. means, 'appealing voice') is used as an accompaniment music, when it is sung and its dance is performed in Bukcheong Saja Noreum (lit. means, Lion Mask Play of Bukcheong), or madangchum (dance performed at the outdoor). Its origin has a number of theories. One of these derives from the opinions of old people living in the area of Hamgyeong Province (Northen area of Korea). According to them, Aewonseong is related to the song of Gyeongbokgungtaryeong, a representative folk song from Gyeonggi Province (Middle area of Korea). The latter has such saseol (text from novels or legends) as "e-he-he-e", "eo-ryeol-ryeol georigo" in the refrain which are akin to those of Aewonseong. This suggests that those nonsense syllables or words altered to the Hamgyeong Province style, and it may have formed as Aewonseong.
There are two versions of transcriptions on Aewonseong. One was documented by Yi Bohyeong, and he defined its tonal organisation as 'sol-la-do'-re'-mi'-sol'-la'' in The Report on the General Survey of Korean Folk Lore (Division for the Northern and Southern Hamgyeong Provinces). The other was transcribed by Yi Yongsik, and he documented its tonal organisation as 're-mi-sol-la-do'-re'-mi'-sol'-la'' in his article on A Study of Folk Songs from Hamgyeong Provinces'. These two versions of Aewonseong are different from other folk songs from Hamgyeong Provinces. For instance, they are similar to susimgatori ('tori' means an idiom) in its tonal organisation, but their sigimsae (ornamentations) are akin to gyeongtori. Thus it is not easy to conclude that the origin of Aewonseong derives from the Hamgyeong Province folk song. The tonal organisations of these two transcriptions are, in fact, basically the same, except the position of the 'mi'' in 're'-mi'-sol'' of the first version appeared in the 'do'' in 'la-do'-re'' of the second one.
It is interesting when this song is performed by two performers on the tungso (a large notched bamboo vertical flute). One playing method is that, as in the Yi Yongsik transcription whose lowest note is 're', Ma Huisoo rendered it in this version. He played Aewonseong by holding only four fingers and stopping the four finger holes of the tungso from top to fourth hole, that is called 'the four-finger holding method'. The other is that, as in the transcription of Yi Bohyeong whose lowest note is 'sol', Dong Seonbon interpreted it this version. He used the five-finger holding method that is stopping all the finger holes. This method is a common practice when this song is played on the tungso as solo. Dong used slightly a half-note higher than the la' note which is the highest one, so as to enhance the deep melancholy feeling of the song in this CD. Its rhythmic cycle, also called 'jangdan', consists of the 3 lesser beats and slow 4-beats that correspond to the gutgeori or jungjungmori jangdan.
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Yeonpungdae is a piece that is played when the lion enters or ggoksoe (servant) enters in Bukcheong Saja Noreum. It is also played as the entrance music when ggoksoe calls the musician at the beginning. This piece is played as an accompaniment music for the dances of Sadang and Geosa. The term 'yeonpungdae' derives from 'the whirling' dancing movement, but it does not correspond to the dance movement of Bukcheong Saja Noreum. This can provide us an assumption that this music may have been used as an accompaniment for dances that contain such dance movements in the past time. 
Its jangdan comprises the 3 lesser beats and 4-beats which suits the 'dang-dang, gungddaragung, dang-dang, gungddaragung' (written as a mouth music) jangdan (reduced to 'gungddaragung' jangdan). Its tonal organisation is the 'mi-sol-la-do'-re'-mi'', and its final note is 'la' whose music is very similar to menaritori of the East Province areas.
In general, instrumental pieces performed in Bukcheong Saja Noreum tend to repeat the melody of 1 jangdan or 2 jangdans twice that is the repetition of roughly the melodies of the 4 jangdans in length. In performance, the player makes some variations both in sigimsae and melodies. Dong Seonbon in this CD played the introductory melodies by lowering one octave, which was not a conventional playing method, so as to add its lyricism.
3. Bongsaemi ºÀ»ùÀÌ
It is known as that Bongsaemi was used as an accompaniment for dancing in madangnori or bangnori ('Play in the indoor'). The phrasing "Aegu nae ddal Bongsaemi (= "Oh, My Daughter, Bongsaemi")" offers a suggestion that its origin seems to have derived from eolsayeong (wood cutter's melodies) when professional woodwind musicians in the past played menari melodies, as Yi Bohyeong has once mentioned. Another theory is based on Sin Seonsik's oral tradition that its tune came from the music that expressed a mother's sorrow after she lost her daughter - Bongsaem.
Its tonal organisation consists of 'm-sol-la-do'-re'-mi'', and its final note is 'mi'. Its rhythm corresponds to the Gungddaragung jangdan, and its tempo is equivalent to gutgeori. But in this CD the performer rendered relatively in a slower tempo. This performance is featured by the melody at the beginning section, as in Bongsaemi, that is rendered lower one octave than the original song.
4. Neokduri ³ÌµÎ¸®
Neokduri is a piece that is used to accompany the Neokduri dance of the 8th section in Bukcheong Saja Noreum. Its dancing movements derived from the characteristics of the Bukcheong region, Hamgyeong Province. They are featured by some distinctive bodily movements, and these are as followed: bodily movements by holding both arms sideways; by shaking the head to the right and left sides; by moving appropriately the shoulders and wrists, and then dance by making circles.
Its music corresponds to menaritori whose tonal organisation is formed as 'mi-sol-la-do'-re'-mi''. It starts with 'mi'; and ends with 'la''. Its rhythm suits the 'gungddaragung' jangdan, and its tempo is relatively fast. It is performed one octave lower at the beginning section.
5. Geommu-gog (The Music of the Sword Dance) °Ë¹«°î
Geommu-gog (music of the Sword Dance) is also called 'Kalchum-gog'. It is performed by two dancers with swords after ggeoksoe places them in the middle of the stage. Its rhythm is the gungddaragung jangdan. Its bodily movement is arranged in regular order, and it is added by flamboyant dance movements with accompaniment. Toseong Gwanwon Nori (Play for Toseong Government Official) also had Geommu.
There had originally been GeomchumYeongsan from Bukcheong. It was used to accompany on madangnori called 'Wonryul'. It was largely to perform the sword dance. This play did not transmit to South Korea, but it seems to be altered as part of the current Bukcheong Saja Noreum by joining in Bukcheong Saja Noreum.
This music suits menaritori that consists of 'mi-sol-la-do'-re'-mi''. It starts with 'sol' and finishes with 'mi'.
6. Sajachum (= The Lion Dance) Chojang (= the introductory section) »çÀÚÃã ÃÊÀå
7. Sajachum (= The Lion Dance) Jungjang (= the middle section) »çÀÚÃã ÁßÀå
8. Sajachum (= The Lion Dance) Maljang (= the final section) »çÀÚÃã ¸»Àå
The Lion Dance is divided into three sections: the introductory, middle and final. The bodily movement of the Lion Dance is expressed by 'moraegi' (= a 'mane' that is the Hamgyeong province dialect) that hits it towards down, up, left and right in order. The actions that the lion runs around by striking its mane and wriggling are marvellous and get excited.
Its rhythm is the gungddaragung jangdan. The music of the Lion Dance is accompanied on Seungmu (The Monk Dance) as well as the Lion Dance. When the Lion Dance is initially performed and Seungmu also starts, the introductory section of the Lion Dance is played in a slow pace. In a case of the middle section, the music is played in a bit faster in the middle part of the Lion Dance and Seungmu followed by its introductory section. In the final section when the lion comes back to life after death, the music is played in a fast pace with excitement.
Its melodic structure is a penta-tonic scale consisting of 'mi-sol-la-do'-re'-mi¢Ú'. Its characteristic feature is an ascending progression with a half-note of 're'-mi¢Ú' in the Lion Dance that is not shown in other areas of Korea at all. Its melodic progression sounds exotic. The highest note 'mi¢Ú' may have altered from the original 'mi''.
The introductory section of the Lion Dance in the current Bukcheong Saja Noreum finishes with 'sol', whereas its middle section ends with 'do'', and its final section ends with 're'' at the beginning part and ends with 'do'' in the concluding one.
9. Payeon-gog ÆÄ¿¬°î
Payeon-gog is played when the dancer disappears after dancing the Lion Dance. The term 'payeon-gog¡® denotes that its feast has been finished. Its rhythm is the gungddaragung jangdan.
As in Neokduri, this piece corresponds to menaritori that consists of 'mi-sol-la-do'-re'-mi''. It starts with 'mi'' and finishes with 'la'. Its melodic progression descends from the highest note to the lowest one, and then ascends again. It finishes with 'la''. Its atmosphere provides a feeling of march with a light and gallant appearance.
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