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	Korea - (Performing Arts) Chong-ak
		Among the Chong-ak vocal styles, kagok is the most developed and requires the greatest amount of technical ability.
		Kagok use the three-line, forty-five character form of Shijo poetry.
		However, kagok, unlike shijo ch'ang, are sung in precisely divided movements with a minor wind accompaniment.
	www.asianinfo.org /asianinfo/korea/perform/chong-ak.htm (538 words)

	Reunicon I - Adventure
		Sirella is being held in the ruins of Grish, an ancient Gnomish city that was destroyed (and flooded) in the Cataclysm.
		Dispatching the "siren fish" watching the Princess, and using the key from a guard upstairs, they learn there that Kagok isn't such always a bad lobster afterall, but that his right-hand crab, Tikdary, is far more grumpy.
		The party chooses to explore the underwater city for an exit, which they do for a while, but then decide that Kagok must be charmed by the spellcasting crab, and they carefuly prepare to sneak up into the castle to cast Detect Charm.
	www.eclipse.net /~bretg/reunicon/rcon6_adv.shtml (611 words)

	Traditional Dance and Music
		Pungnyu is an archaic term that originally referred to music in general but later came to denote a state of mental and physical leisure in which man removes himself from everyday life through the appreciation of poetry music and female companionship.
		The Iyrical kagok consists of a rhythmic pattern of either a 1Sbeat changdan (literally "long-short") or a variation based on a 1Sbeat changdan.
		The song is accompanied by an instrumental ensemble consisting of a komun-go, a six-string zither, kaya-gum, a 12-string zither, yanggum, a Korean-style dulcimer, haegum, a two-string fiddle without a fingerboard, p'iri, a cylindrical oboe, and changgo, an hourglass drum.
	www.indiana.edu /~easc/resources/korea_slides/dance_and_music/7-1.htm (1801 words)

	Korean Traditional Performing Arts Association (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The suhdo style is comparable to lamentations, sometimes tearfully emotional in its nasal resonance and sonorous vibrato.
		Kagok are based on shijo (three-line poems popular among the literati of the Chosôn Dynasty) and sung as solos or in duets.
		The kagok repertoire consists of separate songs for male and female voices.
	www.ktpaa.org /repertoire.html (1755 words)

	Klangenan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Gagasan Wayang Kagok ini muncul karena rasa keprihatinan Kang Memed atas membanjirnya unsur budaya asing yang akhirnya menggilas anak-anak generasi sekarang seperti kehilangan jati diri.
		Untuk itulah ia mencoba mengenalkan wayang dengan cara mempergelarkan wayang yang dinamainya Wayang Kagok.
		Iringan untuk pementasan Wayang Kagok ini dapat saja dengan menggunakan alat-alat ala kadarnya seperti panci, gelas, ember, kentongan, ataupun botol bekas.
	www.tembi.org /majalah/2005-05-001.htm (473 words)

	Korean Music
		Music for the upper class consists of a type of ensemble music, p'ungnyu, the most sophisticated Korean lyric song genre; kagok, and the indigenous Korean popular song, sijo.
		Kagok uses a rhythmic pattern of either a 16 - beat changdan (which literally means "long-short") or its varied form, a 10 beat changdan.
		Any kagok selection is based on the ujo or kyemyonjo mode, or sometimes on both.
	www.geocities.com /CollegePark/Theater/6580/music.html (2804 words)

	Korean Kagok education: Past and present
		Kagok is a set of traditional Korean classical lyric songs.
		They are sung continuously in a predetermined order and form: 1) twenty-six male solo songs in one suite, 2) fifteen female solo songs in another suite, and 3) thirty-two female and male alternating solos in another suite.
		1999 "An evaluation of kagok as a current vocal genre in Korea," Journal of the society for Korean Historico- Musicology 22, pp.
	www.worldmusic.or.kr /intro/kswmactivity/journal/article/article3/leeis3.htm (1757 words)

	Distinguishing Features of Korea
		This phenomena is evident in kagok, a Korean genre similar to the Western song cycle.
		Kagok consist of over twenty long vocal pieces that are accompanied by a small chamber ensemble.
		When sung, each piece is run into the composition that follows without any clear break.
	www.asianinfo.org /asianinfo/korea/perform/distinguishing_features_of_korea.htm (1027 words)

	RCon 6 - Aefron Gazette 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The shaken surviving pro fessor claims the entire group was decimated in minutes by an ambush involving a Great White shark.
		The professor says that the shark was controlled by a group of sahuagin thugs acting on behalf of a Giant Lobster known as Kagok.
		The Princess was not harmed, and the survivor was told to return with the captor's demands.
	www.eclipse.net /~bretg/reunicon/rcon6_news1.html (315 words)

	La Folia -- Komungo
		This six-string, sixteen-fret-board zither was mainly used in the orchestra court music and kagok ensemble for the performance of aristocratic lyric songs.
		I have been so lucky to have performed with leading improvisers from Europe and the USA such as William Parker, Oliver Lake, Reggie Workman, Elliott Sharp, Derek Bailey, Eugene Chadbourne, James Newton, Joelle Leandre, Mark Dresser, Jane Ira Bloom, Evan Parker, Hans Reichel, Rudiger Carl and Joseph Celli.
		One of my great interests is the connection of a fourth-century instrument with 21st-century technology: thus the world’s only electric komungo.
	www.lafolia.com /archive/kim/kim200108komungo.html (1269 words)

	LifeWork (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		In The Global Soul: The Buddha Project: “Contemporary travelers journeying through urban life, searching for contact, for connection,” the contemporary travelers consist of a Li Yuan Opera performer from Beijing, a Kagok singer from Korea, a classical Thai dancer, a fl French contemporary dancer and a Swedish actress.
		Instead of serving one narrative, which even disparate characters in an Altman movie do, all five characters possess their own private stories, singing to themselves, dancing to themselves, and talking to themselves.
		The style of singing, known as Kagok, requires her to sit still as her voice travels through the theatre and down your spine.
	www.pklifework.com /GlobalSoul.html (1292 words)

	FABULOUS REVIEW: THE GLOBAL SOUL: THE BUDDHA PROJECT by TheatreWorks
		Similar to what was attempted in 'The Flying Circus Project,' an act of staging the juxtapositions of artistic discourses, Western and Asian theatrical forms, and different language mediums, Ong collaborates yet again with world-class performers, each accredited in their own country and internationally for being masters of their respective arts.
		Throughout the 75 minute performance, the five performers, supposedly assume personae (but this was certainly absent in their portrayals due to the fragmented nature of the performance) and 'play' out the travels of five different characters, these being: Millie, Miss Ping, The Woman, The Singer, and He.
		Unlike other performers on stage whose 'travels' are performed as and through the body, its gesture and movement, The Singer's journey is musical and her body remains completely still.
	inkpot.com /theatre/03reviews/03revglobsoulbuddproj.html (4519 words)

	An Minyong
		He has been called the last of the great classical poets.
		In 1876, he and another highly respected poet and minstrel, Pak Hyo-gwan, completed their illustrious collection Kagok Wollyu (Source Book of Korean Songs), still referred to as one of the Three Great Anthologies of Korean literature.
		It contains hundreds of sijo and 17 kasa lyrics arranged in accordance with their usual musical accompaniment.
	thewordshop.tripod.com /Sijo/anminyong.html (174 words)

	oDelMio
		(2) a short piece similar to a prelude, for kagok Ê°ÍØ song-cycle or vernacular string ensembles (p'ungnyu ù¦×µ).
		There remain three pieces of ensemble tasurums played today: (a) Ujo tasurum for kagok in ujo mode, (b) Kyemyon tasurum for kagok in kyemyon mode, and (c) P'ungnyu tasurum for the vernacular string ensembles.
		The Kyemyon tasurum is played only as the prelude for the kagok in kyemyon mode, the P'ungnyu tasurum only as one for the vernacular ensemble, the "rustic" version of Yongsan hoesang suite.
	user.chol.com /~odelmio/work/raw/tasurum.htm (2457 words)

	chong-ak and sog-ak, the musical heritage of Korea (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Music for the upper class consists of p'ungnyu (music for an ensemble), kagok and the indigenous Korean popular song, sijo.
		One form of sog-ak I find fascinating is the p'ansori, which is a dramatic, narrative song.
		This is a vocal form of music, with a musical ensemble providing the background.
	www.koreanday.com /static/articles/629.htm (528 words)

	[Compu-Mania] Udah kebelet, tapi kagok euy ;-)
		Ceritanya gua mau upgrade, tapi kalo sekarang kan kagok tuh, bentar lagi mobo AGP 4x pada keluar, celeron bus 100Mhz, dsb.
		Tunggu sampai hardware2 baru muncul and stabil(*), lalu upgrade besar2an.
		Konsekuensinya sampai 3-4 tahun ke depan gua stuck dg hardware yg "kagok".
	www.mail-archive.com /compu-mania@titan.centrin.net.id/msg13750.html (280 words)

	MSN Encarta - South Korea
		Today various troupes perform court music and dance.
		Types of songs include the kagok, a long lyrical song, the kasa, a slow narrative song, and the sijo, a musical rendition of Korean sijo poems.
		Sandae-guk (mountain performance) is an improvised masked drama that features complex dances drawn from shamanism and songs based on folk music.
	encarta.msn.com /encyclopedia_761562354_6/South_Korea.html (1066 words)

	Tuesday, November 11
		Twelve of Korea's leading vocalists and musicians will perform some of the country's most cherished folk music.
		The program begins with an ancient Buddhist chant followed by several works including kasa, shijo and kagok.
		Adorned in beautiful costumes, the performers will transport you back to the royal Korean court of centuries past.
	www.jhu.edu /~newslett/11-06-97/Calendar/6.html (123 words)

	Find in a Library: Kagok; a traditional Korean vocal form.
		Find in a Library: Kagok; a traditional Korean vocal form.
		To find a library, type in a postal code, state, province, or country.
		WorldCat is provided by OCLC Online Computer Library Center, Inc. on behalf of its member libraries.
	www.worldcatlibraries.org /wcpa/ow/314947fc1625dbf2.html (39 words)

	Tennessee Rice Dixon - Touching the Moons
		The music is exotic, digitally enhanced and sometimes distorted, drawing on several ancient Asian musical traditions and curiously compatible with the visuals and with two dancers who perform in some segments.
		Musical styles include dong dong, dance music from the royal court of 15th-century Korea; Kwon-Soon Kang's computer-enhanced Korean kagok singing; and Indian tabla music played by virtuoso drummer Samir Chatterjee.
		The tabla is joined by a Korean changgo drum, played by composer Kim, who also performs brilliantly and evocatively on an amplified komungo, a plucked string instrument.
	www.thing.net /~relay/ttm.html (346 words)

	Jin Hi Kim
		Performers: electric komungo, Indian tabla, Korean kagok singer, Indian kathak dancer, Chinese modern dancer, digital animation designer, multimedia designer, and lighting designer: 70 minutes.
		Performers: electric komungo, kagok singer and computer: 10 minutes.
		Performers: Japanese otsuzumi drum and Japanese noh singer, Korean janggo drum and Korean kagok singer, Indian mizhavu drum, Indonesian kendang drum and Indonesian dalalng singer, Tuvan throat singer, Korean mask dancer, Indonesian topeng dancer, Indian kudyattam dancer, Japanese noh dancer and English noh singer.
	www.jinhikim.com /compositions.html (450 words)

	Maps, Weather, and Airports for Kagok, Korea, Republic of (South) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Maps, Weather, and Airports for Kagok, Korea, Republic of (South)
		Approximate population for 7 km radius from this point: 17549
		Google links for Kagok, Korea, Republic of (South)
	www.fallingrain.com /world/KS/14/Kagok2.html (47 words)

	Emap.FM +++ Internet Radio for World Wide Ethno Music and Reports (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Korean music culture has cultivated two distinct lyrical song forms: Kagok and Sijo.
		Both song forms use classical Korean poetry as text and express a number of different themes including love of Nature, patriotism, and faithful sincere modes of living.
		This presentation features selections of kagok, sijo, and also as a treat one kasa piece, which is a somewhat mysterious song form exhibiting influences from both kagok lyrical songs and folk music elements.
	emap.fm /demand/Korea/20030413.html (194 words)

	Jin Hi Kim / oodiscs at cdRoots-cdFronds
		The disc features Kim's improvisations and compositions on the traditional 4th century Korean instrument as well as the unique electric komungo, solo or in collaboration with Shonosuke Okura (Japanese otsuzumi drum from the Noh Theatre), Kongar-ol Ondar (Tuvanese throat singer) and Kang Kwon Soon (Korean kagok singer).
		On this recording the programs for the electric komungo were created by Alex Noyes with assistance from residency programs at Harvestworks in New York City and the iEar Studio of Renssaeler Polytechnic Institute in Troy, New York.
		On several tracks there are special guest artists including Shonosuke Okura (Japanese otsuzumi drum from the Noh Theatre), Kongar-ol Ondar (Tuvanese throat singer) and Kang Kwon Soon (Korean kagok singer).
	www.cdroots.com /oo70.html (642 words)

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		performed is one of the accompaniments of Kagok (long lyric song), some of which are
		instrument is also used as an accompanying instrument of Kagok (long lyric song),
		Shijo (song form consisted by three part of poem words similar to Kagok), and it is an
	cfaonline.asu.edu /haefer/classes/564/564.papers/kimykoreaninsts.html (4177 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The entire book is on reserve for MUSC 391 in the Library's Music Room; the "Introduction" also is available (via E-Res)
		Art Song: Kagok, Sijo, Kasa," in An Overview of Korean Traditional Music.
		Due: Write your own poem (in English) in sijo form (based on your understanding of the form after reading the Richard Rutt selection).
	www2.kenyon.edu /Depts/Music/SpillerCourses/M391/sched.html (1157 words)

	Emap.FM +++ Internet Radio for World Wide Ethno Music and Reports
		R Balkan Stream hosted by Polly Islet (replay from 30th June 2002) - The Croatian Edition
		R Korea - Land of the Morning Calm presented by Peter Duffy - Selections of Lyrical Songs: Kagok & Sijo (replay from 13th April 2003)
		R ALF LILA WE LILA - 1001 Nacht presented by Adrian Vonwiller - Abdel Halim Hafez (in german, replay from 5th Dec 2002)
	emap.fm /index.php?datum=1085436000 (318 words)

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