Had to watch and listen to this again. Its marvelous

she moves like an animatronic :o such extreme control of one's movements

This song's name is "옹헤야(OngHeYa)"

Awesome <3

Wow i like it ^^ just i playing guzheng ^^

Sadly no - I came here searching for this melody, having seen a documentary about North Korea where this song was played at the beginning and the end. It's called "North Korea - Desperate or Deceptive". I will repeat your question... Pls, anyone know this title?

yeppuda :)

does someone knows the name of this music?

I would seriously marry this woman....

@syn707 I highly doubt she has a CD. Do you know what it's like in North Korea?

Does anyone know the name of this true artist?? I'd love tp purchase her CDs if I could

I;ve been playing rock, jazz and blues for over 45 years...man, I'm old...but...this woman is incredible. Coming from a purely musicians point of view, she has incredible technique. She could hold her own with the worlds foremost musicians. I wish I could go somewhere where I live and sit, and listen to someone like this. DOES ANYONE KNOW OF TOP CALIBER MUSICIANS THAT PLAY THIS INSTRUMENT THAT TOUR THE WORLD. IF THEY DID, THEY WOULD SURELY COME TO SAN FRANCISCO..I WOULD GO THERE TO SEE

@SeventhSun

Eddyena Van Halen!! U GO GIRL!!!

This is a cool version of what ever that tune is. I wish someone could tell me. Cute too. ;P

@TaichouInkei The GuZheng is actually the origin of all of these zithers. Then came the Kayagum and then the koto. Very cool how they're all similar yet very different.

@jackjohnsonsonson I'm pretty sure this pre-dates the piano.

reminds me of the japanese koto

Unbelievable!! So beautiful. great job.

That is neat o.O looks like a cousin instrument of the Zheng and koto.. well played too.

looks more like it's taking on the base clef notes, not unlike one would do on a piano with their left hand.

this is awesome! i wonder what song this is, whenever kayagum is heard in the DPRK (north korea), you always hear this song played

she's playing a 24-stringed Kayagum, only found in North Korea. =) In terms of music they are one of the best!

she's finding microtones to slightly bend the notes between, for example, E and F

wow ur right shes amazing nice work~!

OWOW she is good!!!!