Nongak is accompanied by many traditional percussion
and wind intruments along with
a street parade, dance choreography and acrobatic moves. Though
it is often perceived as a form of entertainment today, it originated
from communal rites and formal rituals praying for peace and prosperity
in a family and/or neighborhood. It has evolved into a representative
performing art genre of Korea, with its mixed elements of dynamic
energy, joy and sorrow.
Despite being widely performed and enjoyed by all Koreans, the nongak play in modern days has become somewhat limited. It is usually only shown during festivals such as praying for a rich harvest in spring, celebrating the harvest in autumn, and during a few professional entertainment events.
<Last updated on August 31, 2015>
Despite being widely performed and enjoyed by all Koreans, the nongak play in modern days has become somewhat limited. It is usually only shown during festivals such as praying for a rich harvest in spring, celebrating the harvest in autumn, and during a few professional entertainment events.
<Last updated on August 31, 2015>
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