This beloved Korean folksong is expertly arranged by Mark O'Leary for treble voices and piano or strings. Magical!Available separately: 2-Part. Performance Time: Approx. 1:45.

Arranger: Mark O'Leary | Country: Korea

Arranger: Chen Yi | Country: Korea

Voicing: SATB | Sheet Music | $1.60 | A Cappella |
(Minimum order 4 copies) | 312-41747

The beautiful and beloved Korean song in a sensitive, poignant arrangement for men.

Arranger: Brad Printz | Country: Korea

Voicing: TTBB | Sheet Music | $2.10 | A Cappella |
(Minimum order 4 copies) | SBMP888

Tender, expressive singing for changed and changing male voices. This setting of the familiar pentatonic folk melody is a standout, honoring the beauty of its origin while adding a contemporary touch. Accompaniment available on PianoTrax 3 CD (00-34744).

Arranger: Lon Beery | Country: Korea

Arirang, the beloved Korean song, has been set by one of Korea's best contemporary composers. This arrangement begins with beautiful and flowing vocal and piano lines, then opens up into an exciting rhythmic ending with Korean percussion. A great addition to any program. Hak-Won Yoon Choral Series

Arranger: Hyo-Won Woo Performed By: Dolce Canto & Ansan City Choi | Country: Korea

Voicing: SATB | Sheet Music | $2.95 | With Piano |
(Minimum order 4 copies) | WW1670

The music of Asia needs to be a part of your cross-cultural musical experiences, and this Korean folk song is an excellent choice. The melody is one of the most popular of all Asian folk songs and for good reason: it's beautiful. Sonja Poorman's arrangement includes an easy, flowing piano part and an optional flute. The first verse may be sung in Korean (pronunciation guide included).

Arranger: Jonathan Lim and Sonja Poorman | Country: Korea

A bestseller in a new voicing! This stunning arrangement of the popular Korean folk song speaks of Ahrirang Hill outside of Seoul, a location believed to be a symbol of personal contentment and triumph. Capturing the style of Korean music, which is highly personal and tender with sentiments of love and peace, this arrangement also illustrates the contrast between Korean and Western music, with the middle section purposely crafted using common Western chords and harmonies. The canonic nature of the modal melody presents an excellent opportunity to develop independent part singing.

Arranger: Brad Printz | Country: Korea

A beautiful Korean folk song, this piece has a short, but powerful text symbolic of a farmer's dream for a better life. The transliteration of the Korean makes this text easy to learn. An artistic piano accompaniment lends support and adds its own color to the already colorful melodies--the piece may also be sung a cappella.

Composer: Jungsun Lee | Country: Korea

Doraji is one of the most popular Korean folksongs. It is about a wild mountain flower with spiritual essence and this arrangement includes both the gentle beauty of the flower as well as the excitement from those who found it. For treble choirs, this is an excellent multicultural concert selection.

Arranger: Yoojin Muhn | Country: Korea

Weaving together the melodies and texts of three Korean folk songs, Stephen Hatfield has created a seven-minute suite that suggests two contrasting moods of romantic longing - one full of vigor and action, the other more reflective. Scored for high voice and low voice, flute and drum, it can be performed by any combination of voices including SA, TB, or ST/AB. Available separately: 2-part any combination, Instrumental parts (fl, dm). Duration ca. 7:00.

Arranger: Stephen Hatfield | Country: Korea

Combining the thematic elements of two popular Korean folk songs, Doraji has roots that date back to the 15th Century. With the included flute part, Donnelly and Strid have arranged Korean language melodies alongside English translations to beautiful and pensive effect!

Arranger: Mary Donnelly | Country: Korea

Jamjari Kkongkkong is a Korean traditional children's song based on nature. Jamjari means dragonfly and kkongkkong is an expression that represents to freeze/stop in place. Children in South Korea used to sing this song while chasing dragonflies, in hopes that a dragonfly would freeze in place to make it easier to catch. This arrangement begins with the original folk song (mm. 3-6), then continues with a modified version of the melody.

Arranger: Minhee Kim | Country: Korea

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Professor Sharon Gratto has built a career providing historical context to multicultural and folk music. This selection, a famous Korean folk song, portrays the close connection between a farmer and the animals with which he shares his habitation. Tenderly, the singers call upon the birds not to disturb the crops. This arrangement is well suited for treble choirs of any age.

Arranger: Minhee Kim | Country: Korea

Selected for the John Byun Choral series, this traditional Korean folk song has been given some wonderful contemporary and creative treatment.ÿThe vocal techniques and harmonic flair are inventive and enticing. The artistry and passion emerge through the simple song about birds and the farmer. A worthy challenge for college choirs. Difficult.

Arranger: Young-Ah Kim | Country: Korea

Hunter College composer Victor Bobetsky has arranged this traditional Korean folk song for 2-part treble chorus with piano. It is great for a spring concert. Toraji is a small root vegetable harvested in Korea. The piece depicts boys and girls enjoying a day in the fields, harvesting the toraji. Difficulty Level: Medium Middle School, High School or Easy Adult.

Arranger: Victor Bobetsky | Country: Korea