Beopgonori
beopgonori korean 법고놀이 type traditional korean performance performance drummer play beopgo 법고 法鼓 lit dharma drum small drum dancing name beopgo originally refers one four buddhist instrument late joseon period buddhist monk often went asking alms dharma drum set roadside formed nongak farmers’ music band begged rice monk called beopgo monk drumming monk gutjungpae meaning group monk played percussion music raise money according dongguk sesigi record seasonal custom eastern kingdom beopgo practice buddhist monk coming city carrying drum going house house beat drum written hanyangsesigi record seasonal custom hanyang beopgo monk wearing straw hat playing drum gong also wearing flower made blue feather paper like hair rod yellow buddhist robe holding two half seal called bujeol gather street village dance circle like actor clown beg grain order present offering buddha abovedescribed geollip fundraising performance carried beopgo monk aspect similar pangut entertainmentoriented performance combining music dance acrobatics although buddhist drum called beopgo drum name used nongak different name adopted cultural authority buddhist musical instrument hence easy acceptance people similar name beokgu also derived beopgo process nationwide basis beopgonori often used another name sogonori handheld drum performance percussionist chibae performing sogonori called sogo beopgu player gochang jeollabukdo province name beopgo beokgu used interchangeably sogo depending attire performance called chaesangbeokgu player wear chaesangmo twirlingstreamer hat gokkalbeokgu player wear peaked hat gokkal area beopgo sogo included composition nongak case distinguished gangneung nongak busan ami nongak example two drum used different instrument gangneung nongak feature eight sogo beopgo beokgu bigger drum called sogo smaller one beopgo sogo less cm diameter beopgo less cm sogo wooden handle past five piece thin iron plate attached handle produce metallic sound whenever drum struck unlike sogo gangneung beopgo handle held winding string around hand also known mijigi southern coast korea beokgu used term buk barrel drum one remarkable feature nongak southern coastal region bungnori drum performance also called beokkunori beokgunori solo beokgunori evolved show greater artistry collective performance drummer demonstrate skill unrestricted performer performance featuring numerous player beopgonori produce representative scene expressing collective artistic ecstasy exhilaration nongak chaesangbeopgo visual feast technical artistic skill accompanied witnoreum spinningstreamer hat performance gokkalbeopgo exhibit appeal collective performance many people vigorously moving unison keeping time one another also performing araetnoreum feetcentered play region beopgonori also called sogonori bungnori area drum smaller sogo distinguished beopgo buddhist musical instrument called beopgo accepted widely yet casetocase basis name taken regional character beopgonori testifies much nongak history passed relation buddhism performance great expandability song kuejin real face korean buddhism japanese colonial rule journal korean religion – accessed march doi