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Pansori - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (263 words) |
 | Pansori (also spelled p'ansori) is a genre of Korean music. |
| UNESCO proclaimed the pansori tradition a Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity on November 7, 2003. |
| Four of the five stories are based on pansori narratives. |
| Pansori at the Lincoln Center Festival (1694 words) |
| The Pansori is structured episodically, like scenes in a play, so that after each episode, some of them quite virtuosic, the audience may respond with applause and the performer occasionally takes a sip of whatever liquid (tea, water or something stronger?) it was in the tea service placed to the right of the drummer. |
| His Pansori is, according to the program, "the East Asian equivalent of the Iliad." I sorely regret having missed that one. |
| Meanwhile, Yi has passed the exams with flying colors and has been appointed royal secret inspector [by the way, the Pansori is chock through with slangy expression that attempt to convey the fact (I was told by a Korean) that the tale is told in Jeolla dialect that many Koreans consider backwoods and somewhat funny]. |
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