The Ballad of the Orang-utans Simplified Score

The song "Ballad of the Orangutan" is a Korean folk song. The sheet music is as follows:

Song Appreciation:

Dawlaki is the Korean word for Eustoma flower. Eustoma is also known as monk's hat, bellflower, a perennial rooted herbaceous flower of the genus Eustoma in the family Eustomaceae. Alias for bellflower, hexagonal lotus, terrier grass, white medicine. The accompanying music of "Ballad of the Eustoma" is also melodious and rhythmic, and "Apple Harvest", "Ballad of the Eustoma", and "Long Encouragement" are the three most classic dances of the Korean people.

Legend has it that there was a beautiful girl named Dawlaki, she and a neighboring boy were a pair of lovers, the two together in the mountains to cut wood, the days were very beautiful, but the good times did not last long, Dawlaki's beauty was a local landowner, who wanted to take Dawlaki for himself, learned the news of the young man was very angry, in order to protect his beloved girl and killed the landowner.

The boy was soon arrested and sentenced to death for the murder. After the lad's death, Dawlaki was inconsolable. Before she died, she instructed that her body be buried with the lad's on the road where they used to cut wood in the mountains together. Later, on their graves grew a small purple flowers, the local residents named these purple flowers "Eustoma".