1. Music of KOREA

2. Arirang Arirang, Arirang, Arariyo... Arirang gogaero neomeoganda.
Nareul beorigo gasineun nimeun Simnido motgaseo balbbyeongnanda.
Arirang, Arirang, Arariyo.. Crossing over Arirang Pass. Dear who abandoned me Shall not walk even ten before his/her feet hurt.

3. Sanjo
scattered modes and refers to the fact that these pieces employ a variety of rhythmic and tonal modes. When court musicians first heard these sanjo pieces, they didn't think of it as music but rather a disorganised collection of scattered modes.

4. Sinawi
Sinawi is an instrumental music form used in shaman ceremonies to accompany dancing and to help bring the shaman to a higher state of consciousness

5. Pansori
Pansori is an epic narrative song form unique to Korean music culture.
The vocalist alternates between speaking and singing as the story progresses and uses a fan and a handkerchief to help illustrate the various scenes of the story
The speaking sections are referred to as aniri
The singing as sori
The actions as ballim

6. Chapga
The chapga form includes ipchang (standing songs) and chwachang (seated songs). The specific characteristics of chapga songs differ according to region.

7. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

8. Kayagum

9. Ajaeng

10. Yang-geum

11. Hae-geum

12. Jang-gu/chang-goo

13. Sogo

14. Samul-nori drum

15. Taepyongso

16. Jing

17. Kwanggari