this is the sanjo that everyone starts with... I gues because it has the most variety in it. Personally, I like Choi Ok-sam and Kim Yoon-deok... but I don't know anyone that knows Kim Yoon-deok... I might start learning the shortened Choi Ok-sam soon... maybe this fall.
no it is not it is Chinese. the Korean and Japanese get their instruments from the Chinese i think. if you dont believe me that the guqin is Chinese look it up on wikipedia for yourself
@darthsion71 It's like saying the Dutch got the Violin from the Italians who in turn got it from the Near East. It doesn't matter where the instrument was invented, when it's been in a country for thousands of years, said country has just as much right to claim it.
Kim Chukp'a Kayagum Sanjo?
Takemyjobpleez 2 years ago
nope, seong-geum-yeon
robotom 2 years ago
Is this the only sanjo that you are learning? If you play others, what is your favorite school?
Takemyjobpleez 2 years ago
this is the sanjo that everyone starts with... I gues because it has the most variety in it. Personally, I like Choi Ok-sam and Kim Yoon-deok... but I don't know anyone that knows Kim Yoon-deok... I might start learning the shortened Choi Ok-sam soon... maybe this fall.
robotom 2 years ago
great! are you learning ChoiOk-sam's
songs? please, post more videos, please!
ayanuhito 2 years ago
who is the dude on the left?
darthsion71 2 years ago
guzheng and guqing are chinese instruments
Annatjuh 2 years ago
한뜸한뜸 제대로 소리내는지 검증하는 느낌이네요
siwon333 3 years ago
I introduce you 5 asian zitters :
Korea = gayageum
China = Gucheng
Japan = Koto
Vietnam = Danh Tranh
Indonesia = Kecapi
9Bcommunity 3 years ago
China=Guzheng（古筝），not Gucheng
weishuyang 3 years ago
What about the Guqin? - it's Korean too
sabrinamom 3 years ago
no it is not it is Chinese. the Korean and Japanese get their instruments from the Chinese i think. if you dont believe me that the guqin is Chinese look it up on wikipedia for yourself
darthsion71 2 years ago
fyi - wikipedia isn't a reliable source of information. I could've written something about gayageum and posted it up there...
redazn 2 years ago
@darthsion71 It's like saying the Dutch got the Violin from the Italians who in turn got it from the Near East. It doesn't matter where the instrument was invented, when it's been in a country for thousands of years, said country has just as much right to claim it.
gariadara 11 months ago
The lady in the middle is the teacher, right? She's the best ever!
lupone76 3 years ago
yeah! she's 조유회 teacher - she has been playing gayageum all of her life.
robotom 3 years ago