Lee Yong Shik: Shaman Ritual Music in Korea

Korean shamanism has long been considered a religious context, in which the tribes of theoretical and religious research link culture with pre-image, mental death, and the system of Korean faiths. Because of religious purity, or unique belief in the civil faith, Koreans have regarded shamanism as an important component of the interpretation of Korean traditional culture. The first reason why modern Koreans are attracted to shamanism is the idea that it is a harmonious ritual. The shaman ceremony, or good, of Korea's peoples community, and its purpose is to represent the family unity between nature and human consciousness and social harmony between life and death, between parents and children as a personal ritual, a unique spirit of Korea, and as a kind of Deuteronomy. In good rites, music plays a role in increasing religion and entertainment. The harmony of the two qualities that appear in goods reflects a double nature as a solemn ceremony and a pleasant festival. The ritualization of religion and music combines divinity and profanity, consciousness and theater, nature with humans, providing efficiency and entertainment. But I don’t think it's a good idea to be honest with you.

Korean title: Shaman Ritual Music in Korea

Korean author: Lee Yong Shik

Korean publisher: 지문당

ISBN-13: 9788988095805