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Sanjo

Museum of Music of Barcelona

Sanjo 산조. Musical practice involving a solo melodic instrument accompanied by the janggu. The melodic element comes from folk music, influenced by pansori and shamanic music. It was originally created for the gayageum, and is today practised on instruments such as the ajaeng, daegeum, danso, geomungo, haegeum and the piri. While sanjo literally means “scattered melodies”, its structure consists of an uninterrupted progression of melodies over a chain of rhythmical patterns configured from greater to lesser complexity, and from slower to faster tempo, a complete performance could take up to a full hour.

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horacio gavito pérez (1944 –)

Mexican master Horacio Gavito Pérez creates exquisite miniature art preserving traditions, especially Día de Muertos. Explore his mixed media & iconic 'Sanjo' artwork.

Museum of Music of Barcelona (Barcelona, Spain)

Discover Barcelona's Museu de la Música! Explore 500+ historical instruments & learn about Catalan music history & culture in L’Auditori concert hall – a modern sanctuary for sound.

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Title: Sanjo
Artist: horacio gavito pérez
Format: Panoramic
Copyright status: Under copyright
Where to see it: Museum of Music of Barcelona
Color palette: Dark
Color intensity: Vivid

Sanjo

horacio gavito pérez (1944 –)

Museum of Music of Barcelona (Barcelona, Spain)

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