Pansori : Traditional Korean Music (Koreans in the Spotlight)

[@nitisharma6209]

I seriously feel goosebumps whenever I listen to pansori music..I feel like my soul like this sound

[@tsrworld]

Thank you so much for watching our videos!!

[@mercy2702]

I'm officially loving this traditional music of pansori.. respect.. ❤

[@brenm6668]

The part when she was talking about sitting on her knees for hours and getting yelled at if she didn't- I could never do that. The muscles in the arches of my feet clench up after sitting like that for a minute. I'm glad that teachers even in America aren't as strict as they used to be because honestly it would prolly distract from my learning

[@sebastiank9175]

yes its not easy especially for westerners, it takes years of sitting on the floor as a child to get use to it, in modern world the japanese and koreans don't have the tradition habits of sitting on floor anymore. there is a recent scientific research and traditional chinese and korean medicine that show the tremendous benefits of sitting cross legs especially in lotus position and especially for women, it help open up the pelvis and lower leg chakras which can prevent cervix cancer and hemorrhoids, constipation and more and also help tremendously in natural child birth. in ancient yoga text they also stresses on similar benefits. many ancients habits have actually many benefits that lead to better general health and wealth beings have been totally abandoned. a recent studies show that sitting tiolet seats that have replaced the squatting have result a tremendous increase in colon and stomach cancer.

[@lollipop7458]

WOW! Not everyone can do Pansori & sound authentic, like it sounded from long ago. There's no wonder you must "study" Pansori. She is absolutely amazing!

[@jacobbuchanan2850]

Apparently this is Google assistants favorite music

[@andiahn8774]

This is so beautiful. I hope I could learn this one day.

[@ubadtmar7835]

great vocal control. beautiful

[@Toomanycatz]

I wish I could learn Pansori. I did Korean dancing when I was little with our Korean church, but never learned Pansori as I live in the US. I didn't appreciate at the time because I was a kid and mom made us do it lol. Now, I don't know of anyone near me who teaches such things.

[@Camelepiz]

She is awesome! I hope she is still teaching many students this moving traditional art form. If I knew Korean/Hangul better, I'd try to be her next student! ^^

[@MyAmazingCollegeLife]

Freaking awesome :) Love Pansori

[@dilaraslava]

This is just beautiful!! Purely beautiful!!!

[@emnaguerbaa8573]

Google assistant brought me here xD

[@dianabanana5246]

Same x2 🤣

[@b_kuchen-fresser9807]

Same

[@nightmares6666]

Same XD

[@claudiofuentes9625]

Me too!

[@baldoira]

What a beautiful culture

[@yesno9065]

판소리는 현대 한국인이 들을때 그 뜻을 모를수 있습니다. 그런데 의미와 관계없이 발성 법에서 먼저 눈물이 뚝 떨어집니다. ㅠ

[@biloxedoz]

I'm here because Suga said RM was really good playing this

[@untwuji6819]

Sameee

[@etatauri]

You guys really deserve more views. Please keep up the quality work!

[@tri3609]

OMG 💥I've missed this video so much especially this teacher lady 👩🏻 voice, I accidentally watch this video years ago when South Korea is booming I really falling in love with pansori & this instructor voice is stuck in my head since then, I forgot about it & don't know where did I watch the video & what's the title, I keep searching around for pansori song but nothing was found I was teenager then & now years later I finally found it accidentally after watching Onara song & it's popping up on my Ytb recommendation 🥰😭🤍🤍🤍🤍

[@tsrworld]

Thank you so much for watching! To know that our work was meaningful to you over the years makes it all worth it! Pansori is such a beautiful artform. We really enjoyed working on this one.

[@googelle7555]

*Pansori originated in the late 17th century during the Joseon dynasty.

[@TowajoEnglish]

안녕하세요. Please - can someone tell me who this 선생님 is and how I might be able to contact her? I would really appreciate any information about this 선생님. 감사합니다.

[@Blessedron1]

Might be too late but they provided a website loool

[@jean-pascalbourdier9966]

Etonnant Pansori! Et l’entendre en live est incroyable tellement puissant et émouvant. Plus surprenant encore est la similarité avec la musique et les chants des indiens natifs d amerique du nord ( voir pow wow).

[@shoshishoshi127]

I believe that sitting with straight body helps with singing because when you slouch, a big amount of air is not inhaled since your diaphragm can not move freely. Try inhaling with straight body versus when you are slouching, you will not get the same amount of air. Breathing is the most important thing when singing. I wish the older teachers taught the importance of sitting up straight so that the students don't feel like they are just being strict.

[@jordivillegas9310]

This is somehow another branch of the same common tree where flamenco also bears fruit!

[@claesvanoldenphatt9972]

Yes, el duende! Human spirit will prevail! The machine and the tyrant will break but the people will sing. God is with us!

[@marcooros9103]

I am sorry, but I think, that Pansori can be also conpared to the western opera, because Pansori is something, like drama. Or, to the modern musical. In the Pansori, there are also some mythological subjects too.

[@saltyconjure9442]

Marco Oros You're being disrespectful to ancestors.

[@rebeccasmith8555]

I think it's less the way it is sung but more so the feelings behind the music and the lyrics

[@katefresina832]

I don't think so. like it said at the beginning it's a form of the blues music in America. A fun fact Blues music came from spirituals song by slaves, and those often reflected struggles of slavery and were often used as code in the underground railroad.

[@davistine]

wow beautiful :)

[@mahtoujin]

I'm here after immortal song with bts

[@adesolaoghenekevwe7264]

Mee too

[@StefenKay9]

Understand Pansori I think let you really have a good understanding of Korea culture. I really appreciate this documentary

[@beliz5562]

Very informative! Thanks a lot for this amazing video!

[@rutiellyAlvarenga-iy1id]

❤❤😊

[@marcooros9103]

Also, It sings here Kim so hee?

[@sasufreqchann]

Groove

[@X1thepooh]

Korean flamenco

[@msDanielp369]

put the f-ing lyrics huh

[@ninabeck4506]

Me with my japanese spirit..xd

[@manakalaala]

?????

[@nathanmerritt1581]

Just go away weeb!

[@shinjk2527]

선생님 매너리즘에 빠진 소리만 골라서 하시네요... 이래서 국악이 망해가는 거에요... 내가 고생해서 배웠으니 너희도 고생해라... 가뜩이나 국악이 망해가는 판에 젊은사람들이 배우러 오는 것만해도 이쁘다고 생각해야죠... 시대는 바뀌는 거고 그에따라 세상도 바뀌는 겁니다... 틀에 박힌 생각때문에 잃는 것들이 많다는 걸 생각하면서 제자를 키우시기 바랍니다...

[@jasonlee6006]

선생님의 주장과 딴판으로 해석하다니... 그런 뜻이 아니잖아요?

[@금연하자-g6m]

도대체 뭐가 불만인거냐.. 너네 할머니 할아버지가 옛날 어릴적 고생한 이야기 해주면 그게 매너리즘에 빠진거냐? 아주 삐딱한 개논리봐라

[@elijahedgehill6447]

Am I the only one who thinks she sound like Chinese a bit?

[@dnjftjs]

Sound vilification to korean... Don't compare with that language

[@stevenl5006]

korean is a turkic language. Stop comparing with some random language that has 0 correlation with Korean

[@별길따라]

선생님 목소리 별로. 소리하는 사람들 허스키한 소리 일부러 내려고 하는 사람들 있는데 진짜 이해안감. 듣기에 불편하다. 소음같음. 어디까지나 제 개인의견입니다.

[@으으-b5v]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋ "허스키한 소리 일부러 내려고 하는 사람들"ㅋㅋㅋㅋ