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Joseon Singa Yupyeon (Surviving Sacred Songs of Korea)
Son Jin-tae (compiler) · 1930 · Korean
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Joseon Singa Yupyeon (Surviving Sacred Songs of Korea)
Son Jin-tae (compiler)
A collection of shamanic songs recorded in the 1920s, including the Changse-ga ('Song of the Creation of the World'), sung in 1923 by the shaman Kim Ssang-dori of Hamheung, the only full Korean shamanic creation narrative of Mireuk and Seokga recorded in the north.
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A collection of shamanic songs recorded in the 1920s, including the Changse-ga ('Song of the Creation of the World'), sung in 1923 by the shaman Kim Ssang-dori of Hamheung, the only full Korean shamanic creation narrative of Mireuk and Seokga recorded in the north.
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