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‘Geomungo’ Geomungo is one of the oldest instruments of Korea. It originated in the kingdom of Goguryeo. There is a painting of the instrument in the Goguryeo chamber tomb which was drawn in the 4th century. The body of Geomungo is made of paulownia wood. The rounded front plate symbolizes the sky and the flat back plate of the instrument symbolizes the ground. Six strings are made of silk. Three strings are held by 16 wooden frets and rests are held by movable bridges called Anjok. Geomungo uses a bamboo stick to play and the left hand is placed on wooden frets. By pressing down, moving back and forth the player changes pitch and creates ornaments and vibrato. - ‘Sounds of Korea’ is a new series made by KTM101 to introduce Korean traditional instruments. Eight episodes of unique instruments of Korea are waiting to meet you. Subscribe for more episodes to be brought to you every other week! - Credit Geomungo / Kim Min-Joo Directed by Jang Seo-Yoon Scripted by Jang Seo-Yoon, Jang Ji-Yoon Translated by Jang Seo-Yoon Art Work by Jung So-Young () Video Recorded, Edited by Lee Jun-Mo Audio Recorded by Choi Yun-Nyoung, Yoon Ki-Sun Photographed by Kim Shin-Joong Managed by Kim Jin-Yi, Cha Jeong-Hoon Joint Project with Korean Cultural Center Los Angeles Sponsored by Arts Council Korea - KTM101의 새로운 에피소드 '한국의 소리'에서는 한국의 전통악기를 소개합니다. 매달 2, 4째주 수요일 차례로 소개 되는 아름다운 한국의 소리가 궁금하시다면 구독과 알림을 통해 KTM101의 새로운 영상들을 받아보세요! 거문고 / 김민주 연출 / 장서윤 원고 / 장서윤, 장지윤 번역 / 장서윤 무대미술 / 정소영 (소소영) 영상 / 이준모, 김재철, 김승철, 서영배 음향 / 최윤녕, 윤기선 사진 / 김신중 프로듀서 / 김진이, 차정훈 공동제작 / LA한국문화원 후원 / 한국문화예술위원회
