Visual Resources Association (VRA) Core 4.0 records representing Korean Shamanic Songs (Muga) Works and Digital Surrogates.
Record 1: Bari / Abandoned Princess (바리공주)
Work Title
Bari / Abandoned Princess (바리공주)
Work Type
Korean Shamanic Song (Muga) / Oral Literature
Agents / Roles
Cho Dong-il (Researcher), Chang Won-chul (Researcher), Suh Yong-sook (Researcher), Shin Eun-kyung (Researcher), Lee Jong-ju (Researcher), Song Bum-im (Contributor), The Academy of Korean Studies (Publisher)
Creation Date
1981-10-09
Location
Naega-myeon, Ganghwa-gun, Gyeonggi-do, Republic of Korea
Subjects
Shamanic Songs; Princess Bari; Korean Shamanism; Oral Literature
Description
A shamanic song about Princess Bari's journey to save her parents after being abandoned at birth.
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Record 2: Sonnim-gut (손님굿)
Work Title
Sonnim-gut (손님굿)
Work Type
Korean Shamanic Song (Muga) / Ritual Performance
Agents / Roles
Im Jae-hae (Researcher), Kim Yu-seon (Contributor), The Academy of Korean Studies (Publisher)
Creation Date
1979-07-18
Location
Gampo-ri, Gampo-eup, Wolseong-gun, Gyeongsangbuk-do, Republic of Korea
Subjects
Shamanic Songs; Sonnim-gut; Korean Shamanism; East Coast Hereditary Shaman Ritual
Description
A shamanic song about the contrasting fates two families face based on how differently they treat the visiting Smallpox Deity (Sonnim).
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<agent><name type="personal">Im Jae-hae</name><role>Researcher</role></agent>
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Record 3: Danggeum-aegi (당금애기)
Work Title
Danggeum-aegi (당금애기)
Work Type
Korean Shamanic Song (Muga) / Jeseok-puri
Agents / Roles
Cho Hee-woong (Researcher), Kim Young-rae (Researcher), Yang Young-deuk (Researcher), Park Gi-hwa (Contributor), The Academy of Korean Studies (Publisher)
Creation Date
1982-08-14 / 1982-10-10
Location / URL
Naega-myeon, Ganghwa-gun, Gyeonggi-do, Republic of Korea YouTube Recording
Subjects
Muga (Korean shamanic song); Danggeum-aegi; Jeseok-puri
Description
A shamanic song about a beautiful noblewoman, Danggeum-aegi, her journey after becoming involved with a traveling monk, and how she ultimately gives birth to divine triplets. View Video
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<agent><name type="personal">Cho Hee-woong</name><role>Researcher</role></agent>
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Record 4: Munjeon-puri (문전풀이)
Work Title
Munjeon-puri (문전풀이)
Work Type
Korean Shamanic Song (Muga) / Jeju Shamanism
Agents / Roles
Kang Jeong-sik (Researcher), Song Jeong-hui (Researcher), Kang So-jeon (Researcher), Hong Bo-won (Contributor), The Academy of Korean Studies (Publisher)
Creation Date
1982-08-14 / 1982-10-10 (Fieldwork 2011)
Location
Sangga-ri, Aewol-eup, Jeju-si, Jeju-do, Republic of Korea
Subjects
Korean shamanic ritual song; Munjeon-puri; Jeju Shamanism; Oral Literature
Description
A story of seven children saving their mother, who was killed by an evil woman who seduced their father while he was away supporting the family.
Korean Shamanic Song / Folk Narrative / Classical Novel
Agents / Roles
Kim Gyun-tae (Researcher), Gang Hyeon-mo (Researcher), Kim Tae-i (Researcher), Kim Beom-myeon (Researcher), Jeong Da-som (Researcher), Kim Yeong-rok (Contributor), The Academy of Korean Studies (Publisher)
Creation Date
2015-02-14
Location
Pravda's Private Residence, Overseas
Subjects
Folk Narrative / Tale; Sim Cheong-jeon; Korean Classical Novel; Overseas Korean Folktales
Description
A journey of a daughter named Sim Cheong, who is sold to seafaring merchants to help her blind father open his eyes again.