Where it comes from
The best-known folk song of the Korean peninsula, in three-four time.
G major · 3/4 · 16 bars
Take it at 77 BPM first, then move up to 96 once the notes sit under your fingers.
The best-known folk song of the Korean peninsula, in three-four time.
Sustained bows: long notes and a metre that lets the phrase breathe.
Long notes die halfway through when bow speed drops; string changes rush the beat.
Range D4–D5; everything stays in first position, no shifting.