Baraji
Baraji, or 바라지 in Korean, is a pure Korean word that refers to the heartfelt care given to a person through unconditional support. In Korean traditional music, baraji refers to the impromptu singing by accompanists that adds harmony to the lead vocal and enhances colors of the music. The character of baraji is epitomized in Jindo Ssitgim Gut, creating a unique style. Ssitgim Gut is a traditional shamanistic purging ritual for the dead, a prayer for peaceful rest with singing and dancing. The Baraji music group was born to pay homage to baraji and to share the beauty of baraji with the world through baraji-style music. The Baraji strives to identify impacting elements for interaction with contemporary audiences that exist in various genres of traditional music including vocal, percussion, instrumental and theatrical music.
Info o Baraji
Baraji, or 바라지 in Korean, is a pure Korean word that refers to the heartfelt care given to a person through unconditional support. In Korean traditional music, baraji refers to the impromptu singing by accompanists that adds harmony to the lead vocal and enhances colors of the music. The character of baraji is epitomized in Jindo Ssitgim Gut, creating a unique style. Ssitgim Gut is a traditional shamanistic purging ritual for the dead, a prayer for peaceful rest with singing and dancing. The Baraji music group was born to pay homage to baraji and to share the beauty of baraji with the world through baraji-style music. The Baraji strives to identify impacting elements for interaction with contemporary audiences that exist in various genres of traditional music including vocal, percussion, instrumental and theatrical music.
Rozšírená realita, Minsogak, Sinawi, Korean Folk Music
