The name of the instrument itself, “gayageum” originates from a small state called 'Gaya', which was annexed by Silla. The gayageum is the most widely used traditional Korean musical instrument due to ...

befriends a caterpillar named Omul — small in size but big in heart — and discovers the distinct sounds and charms of traditional Korean instruments. The title comes from a phrase in the Jeju ...

This exhibition showcases representative Korean musical instruments used at royal banquets during the Joseon Dynasty, including the 'gayageum (가야금),' 'geomungo (거문고),' 'daegeum (대금),' and 'piri (피리).' ...