[동현쌤과 함께 쇠가락 기초 배우기#17] 진주삼천포농악 꽹과리타법 _ 4차 길군악

*4th Gilgunak* Gilgunak is military music intended to reorganize a disordered formation. It is a stage where the performers walk with a flat gait and catch their breath in the front courtyard. The performance transitions from Gilgunak to Bangilgunak, then to Unpungdaegarak (a light and cheerful dance rhythm that signifies clouds and wind), and finally to Oeyeonpungdae (turning in the opposite direction of Yeonpungdae). In Gilgunak, the percussionists continuously form small circles and Taegeuk formations within the center of the circle. In Unpungdaenori, all the performers sway joyfully from side to side, like clouds drifting in the wind. Unpungdae is a rhythm performed by jumping and dancing to the Deotbaegi rhythm. It is a type of light and cheerful dance rhythm that signifies clouds and wind. *4th Gilgunak* ***Preparation Process for Jinju Samcheonpo Nongak Daduraegi Rhythm ➡️ Ipjangdan (Slow Deotbaegi) ➡️ Insajangdan 1st: Obangjinpuri 2nd: Eollimgut Nori 3rd: Deotbaegi Beokgu Noreum 4th: Gilgunak 5th: Yeongsan Daduraegi 6th: Meotbeokgu Noreum 7th: Deungmajigut (Pumasigut) 8th: Anjeon (Sitting) Beokgu Noreum 9th: Hohogut Nori (Jeomhogut) 10th: Individual Yeongsan Nori 11th: Byeolgut Nori (Byeoldalgeori) 12th: Heuteumgut