Park Hyun-sook - Corée, l'art du Sanjo de Gayageum (feat. Lee Tae-Baek) (Ecole Kim Juk-Pa / Kim Juk-Pa School) (2012)

The sanjo is a suite for solo instrument, discreetly accompanied by a janggu drum. The sanjo draws on several heritages: sinawi shamanic improvised music, pansori one-actor opera, pungnyu aristocratic chamber music. Initially calm and meditative, treated in the manner of an impromptu, the piece gradually gains in speed and virtuosity, soon drawing the listener into physical and emotional pleasure. Kim Chang-jo, the creator of sanjo in the 1890s, had several disciples who in turn passed on the piece to their students. The version presented here is that of his granddaughter, Kim Juk-pa (1910-1989), performed by one of his direct disciples, Park Hyun-sook.

Tracklist:
1-1. Park Hyun-sook - Gayageum Sanjo - Daseureum (Ecole Kim Juk-Pa / Kim Juk-Pa School) (02:51)
1-2. Park Hyun-sook - Gayageum Sanjo - Jinyangjo (Ecole Kim Juk-Pa / Kim Juk-Pa School) (22:45)
1-3. Park Hyun-sook - Gayageum Sanjo - Jungmori (Ecole Kim Juk-Pa / Kim Juk-Pa School) (11:06)
1-4. Park Hyun-sook - Gayageum Sanjo - Jungjungmori (Ecole Kim Juk-Pa / Kim Juk-Pa School) (03:29)
1-5. Park Hyun-sook - Gayageum Sanjo - Jajinmori (Ecole Kim Juk-Pa / Kim Juk-Pa School) (03:52)
1-6. Park Hyun-sook - Gayageum Sanjo - Hwimori (Ecole Kim Juk-Pa / Kim Juk-Pa School) (05:59)
1-7. Park Hyun-sook - Gayageum Sanjo - Sesanjosi (Ecole Kim Juk-Pa / Kim Juk-Pa School) (04:18)
1-8. Park Hyun-sook - Pungryu (Ecole Kim Juk-Pa / Kim Juk-Pa School) (09:05)