Haegum is a korean traditional instrument. (Sometimes written also Haeguem)
Having only 2 strings (made by silk) and small wooden body, however, this instrument can make various expressions and sound colors. Like listening to a human voice of talking, crying, laughing, whispering...sounds emotional, touching but soothing at the same time.
Here is the album "Requiem for Haegum" by HyeLyung Cho, one of the top haegum players.
https://play.google.com/store/music/album/Hye_Lyung_Cho_Requiem_for_Haegum?id=Bjiymkq3ufu5xdx6dxeyq4lvpda&feature=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLG51bGwsImFsYnVtLUJqaXlta3EzdWZ1NXhkeDZkeGV5cTRsdnBkYSJd
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5/17/2013
4/27/2013
Showcase of May2013 is ready
I've made showcase of May release on SoundCloud.
Classical piano works, jazz vibraphone, korean traditional instrument, Italian canzone and even K-pop!!
Hope many of you will listen to this showcase and enjoy finding you favorite tune... :)
https://soundcloud.com/musideco-1/sets/musideco-release-05-2013
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12 transcendental etudes,
chong park,
chris varga,
dancer in,
etudes paganini,
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hyejin,
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mad about you,
michele pertusi,
musideco,
piano paradiso,
rain or shine,
requiem,
silenzio cantatore
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