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The Five Displays

ancient Korean dance
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  • Korean performing arts
    / Great Silla period

    Masked dances called “The Five Displays” are mentioned in a Silla poetic composition of the 9th century. They included acrobatics, ball juggling, farcical pantomime, shamanistic masked dances, and the lion dance. The similarity of several of these dances to Japanese bugaku dances has been noted. Others believe “The…

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    Masked dances called “The Five Displays” are mentioned in a Silla poetic composition of the 9th century. They included acrobatics, ball juggling, farcical pantomime, shamanistic masked dances, and the lion dance. The similarity of several of these dances to Japanese bugaku dances has been noted. Others believe “The…

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