Keith Howard

Chae-suk Yi

Chaesuk Lee

Nicholas Casswell

The Korean genre of sanjo is one of the most popular genres of traditional music taught in schools and universities within Korea, and a staple of national and international performance tours. Sanjo comprises a set of related pieces for solo melodic instruments and drum. A number of 'schools' (ryu) are recognized, each based on the performance style of a master musician, usually a musician from an earlier generation. Sanjo was first devised for the kayagum 12-stringed plucked long zither and is now played on all major Korean instruments. This volume explores, records, notates, and documents the Kim Chukp'a school of kayagum sanjo. Two audio CDs accompany the book, one featuring Lee playing Kim's complete sanjo, and the second, a 'bonus' CD of a second sanjo for the six-stringed zither, komun'go, played by Kim Sunok.

Chae-suk Yi

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