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Yŏngsan hoesang

Korean musical work
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  • kŏmungo
    Korean music
    / Court instrumental music

    …in orchestral traditions is the Yŏngsan hoesang, which consists of nine pieces—normally performed eight or nine at a time—that together may take nearly an hour to play. The title is based on a former religious chant about the Buddha preaching on Yŏngsan (Mount Yŏng), but the pieces attached to this…

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    …in orchestral traditions is the Yŏngsan hoesang, which consists of nine pieces—normally performed eight or nine at a time—that together may take nearly an hour to play. The title is based on a former religious chant about the Buddha preaching on Yŏngsan (Mount Yŏng), but the pieces attached to this…

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