Super urgent~! About Korean traditional music ......

Korean acting song (Korean:, or ? ; generally written Trot in English) is traditional popular music from the Korean Peninsula, and is known as the earliest popular music of the Korean Peninsula. Koreans claim that Korean jinggae predates the Japanese rule period and is not the same as Japanese jinggae, although the music is similar. It is said to have originated from the music of the Foxtrot dance, so its Korean name is taken from the last few syllables of the English word for Foxtrot. The dance has a simple, lighthearted musical score.

Korea was strongly influenced by the Japanese song, and the name "Foxtrot" was translated as "Trot," or fox trot (after the Showa period, when the popular song changed), which made the popular song differentiated. During the post-war Park Chung-hee regime, the term "fox trot" was referred to as the Korean usage of the term "yonga" (ヨンガ), but many people still used the term "ヨンガ" (ヨンガ) to refer to it. Later, based on the movement of removing the color from the East (the Japanese Color Pursuit Movement), the name "yonga," which was a corruption of the Japanese pronunciation of "yinga," became unusable. -This name became unusable, and it was called "fox trot" (狐步).

According to the text, trot is the main rhythmic type of Korean songs, and trot is derived from fox trot, so what are the characteristics of fox trot's rhythm? Its basic rhythmic pattern is the medium-slow X X X X (Boom Chop Boom Chop). There are a lot of Foxtrot music available on the Internet, so you can find it yourself.

First, let's listen to Sugawara Shizuko's "Chanting on the Connecting Ship" (a recording from Showa 26), which was mentioned in the article. The other songs of Laotian can also be experienced, listen to hear if you can feel some regularity.

In fact, if you listen carefully, there are a lot of songs with this kind of rhythmic characteristics in the performance of songs, although there will be some variations, but the basic rhythm is XX XX or X XX X X X, the beat is 2/4 or 4/4, which is probably the so-called "trot", right?

Trot means foxtrot. Its basic rhythmic pattern is a medium to slow X X X X (Boom Chop, Boom Chop, Boom Chop),

It's a Korean ballad, popular among middle-aged and old-aged Koreans, and it takes skill to do a proper trot. But now there are more and more young singers singing it, going for a lighter style.Trot is represented by singers such as Tae-jin-il, Jang Yoon Jin. Jang Jinyoung's Battery of Love was hot in 09, and she is one of the youngest trot singers.

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http://222.161.138.14/imdjmusic/1940/6739/2007022311722563561.mp3

http://222.161.138.14 /imdjmusic/1940/6739/2007022311722563572.mp3

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http://222.161.138.14/imdjmusic/1940/6739/2007022311722563583.mp3