Person1812 – 1884
Sin Jae-hyo
Pansori theorist and patron from a clerk family of Gochang. He edited pansori texts into six madang and trained singers such as Jin Chae-seon
Pansori theorist and patron from a clerk family of Gochang. He edited pansori texts into six madang and trained singers such as Jin Chae-seon
A performance in which a single singer weaves a long story through song, speech and gesture to a drummer’s beat. It arose in late Joseon, was edited by Sin Jae-hyo, and became Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2003.
From the dolmens to Namhansanseong on the World Heritage List, from Jongmyo ritual music to ssireum on the Intangible Heritage lists — where each came from and when it was inscribed