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Main
Facilities and Size
Rehearsal Room (23.13 pyeong), Make-up & Staff Room (6.71
pyeong), Restroom (3.2 pyeong), Office (1.27 pyeong), Exhibition
Room (1.27 pyeong) and etc.
The Nongak (Folk Music) of Gimjae is Honam
Wudo type (Left part of Jeonra-do) just like the surrounding
villages such as Jeongeup, Buan, Iri and Okgu. Byeokgoljae,
which enabled the agricultural cultures and also is the oldest
and the biggest reservoir in the country, is located here.
Geumman plain, the center of the Honam plains, is the base
of rice farming cultures. Therefore, many folk customs related
to the rice farming are left here in Gimjae. Ipseok tug of
war, Sangyong-nori (Double dragons) and folk music are the
examples.
Folk music has been inherited from Lee Hongbaek, who died
60 years ago through Kim Dosam, Hyeon Panswae, Gim Mundal
(Human cultural asset No. 11) to Baek Namyun (Intangible cultural
asset). Baek Namyun is the best performer of Chaesangmo (hat
with long and slim paper) with Beomgo (Little hand drum).
He recorded everything about the Wudo Nongak that Gim Dosam
performed. He also invented 12-bal Sangmo (hat with 12 feet
long slim paper) and performed himself. Surprisingly, he explained
every single performance with the detailed pictures in his
book.
The Wudo Nongak of Gimjae won the grand prize from Nongak
part of the 12th Jeonju Daesaseup Nori in 1986, and the grand
prize from National Nongak Contest held by National Nongak
Association in 1988.
The Nongak of Gimjae is composed of Yongdanggi (Big flag),
Nonggi (Flag), Napal (Bugle), Jwasang (Sedentary figure),
Jung Jwasang (Figure of monk), Chonggak Jwasang (Figure of
unmarried man), Sangswae (1st Small gong), Buswae (2nd Small
gong), Samswae (3rd Small gong), Jing (Gong), Seoljanggo (1st
Hourglass-shaped drum), Bujanggo (2nd Hourglass-shaped drum),
Samjanggo (3rd Hourglass-shaped drum), Subeopgu (1st Small
drum), Bubeopgu (2nd Small drum), 3 Beopgu (3rd Small drum),
8 Beopgu (8th Small drum), Daeposu (Hunter, Main performing
crew), Changbu (Actor), Gudaejinsa (Monk), Yangban (Nobleman),
Gaksi (Bride), Jorijung (Monk), Budong (a couple of little
kids) and Junggwangdae (Clown). The basic rhythm is composed
of Naedurim (Intro), Insagut (Greeting rhythm), Neurin Ochae
(Slow 5 type), Pungnyeon-gut (Rhythm for rich year), Yangsando,
Neurin Samchae (Slow 3 type), Jajin Samchae (Fast 3 type),
Jajinmori and Gutgeori.
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