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Instrumental rnusic of peasants

The "folk music party in a yard" has a great power and excitement as if it could auicken the dead. The folk music can enable people, young and old, men and women alike, to be united with one heart and serve as a great party for a village. As peasants g¾É together and have fun with small gongs. big gongs, one-headed and double-headed drums, tired faces become transformed with joy and pride. In Korea, folk music has been part of daily living and has become an important part of culture. The folk m´Ïsic party called "poongrnulgood"in Korean us´Ïally ´Ïses 5 instr´Ïrnents (small gong, Dlg gong, doubleheaded drum, one-headed drum, and tabor) and is a form of the community party including Jabsaeknori, which features the tabor with various dances and a well-organized plot. Poongmulgood in its nature is a party of revival and existence to actively fulfill the community's desire and overcome pain.

Through folk music, members of the Jeonju Stake hope to spread the small voice of joy to each and every corner of Korea that was started 50 years ago so that all the people in Korea can be joyful and rnove forward with greater strength, enabling them to be united as one in the gospel.



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