The gayageum is a member of the zither instrument family, and traditionally has 12 strings, though today it is sometimes played with as many as 25 (Clark generally uses 12).

The gayageum is a traditional Korean plucked instrument that includes movable bridges and usually has 12 strings. The instrument produces a memorable twangy sound inflected with a warbling vibrato.

BAROQUE AND GAYAGEUM CONCERTS: The Department of Music announced a trio of concerts, one by the UC Davis Baroque Ensemble and the others featuring the music of the Korean gayageum. A news release ...

The gayageum was an accidental discovery for Hwang. In 1951, when he was in middle school, his friend suggested learning the instrument, and Hwang was drawn in as soon as he saw it and heard it in ...

The gayageum is considered to “represent the lyrical and sentimental feelings of the Korean people” (Masters of Traditional Korean Handicrafts book, pg. 153). This instrument, according to recent ...

Her repertoire includes a wide range of covers, from her first gayageum rendition of BTS’s 2018 hit “Idol”, which she debuted on TikTok, to the group’s subsequent chart-topper “Dynamite”.

TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — As disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic lessens, musicians from all over the world visited Taipei for the World Music Festival @ Taiwan. Among them was the gayageum trio ...

Ann Kim has been playinga traditional Korean string instrument, Gayageum for about 14 years. Although she majored in the instrument in a university and wanted to follow her career path as a ...

After learning Gayageum for the first time at the Korean National Gugak Center in 1992, Park Kal-in's introduction, his journey with modern Korean history while staying in Sillim-dong is expected ...

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Gayageum is a Korean traditional zither that originates from the Gaya Kingdom in the sixth century. Eunsun Jung was joined in concert by UB Professor of Music Sungmin Shin and Asia Research Institute ...