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분야
pptx2.Background Knowledge
3.Ancient Mask
4.European Mask
5.Commedia dell’arte
6.Arlecchino
7.Brighella
8.Zanni
9.Pantalone
10.Il Dottore
11.Il Capitano
12.Summary (lexicon)
13.Mask of China - Kyongguk
14.Mask of China - Bian Lian(변검)
15.Video Clip - 변검
16.Masks of Korea – ‘Tal’
17.What is Hahoe?
- The original Hahoe masks were considered to be important religious relics.
18.Namsadang-nori
19.Masks of Japan - Noh
20.Classification by Roles
21.Summary (lexicon)
22.Conclusion
23.Lexicon
24.Grammar
Brightly colored costumes, move quickly, in dramatic music.
Vividly colored masks changing within a fraction of a second.
Colors reflect a character's mood
Red representing anger
Black extreme fury
Origin of the word ‘Tal’
the word Tal
"to let something go"
or
"to be free.“
-Gagsi
Someone who wearing Gagsi Tal, Play the difficulty of new bride in Talchum
Choegwari
During the Koryo period, many Buddhist clergy held considerable political power. The corrupt and lusty monk became an object of mockery for the common people in talchum.
-Nojang
Yellow eyes : drunkard
White spots : Fly-specks -> The high monk was so intense in his study of the Buddhist
Noh
A form of classical Japanese musical drama in the 14th century.
About history or classical literature & Composed of song and dance
Usually, 5 Noh plays interspersed with shorter, humorous Kyogen pieces.
For celebration to knights in happy event, and prayer of long life and peace on governing class. (Merely, for common people’s pleasure)
- express either a frown or a smile
- naive innocence
- A pretty young woman
- wrinkle-like dimples
- Middle-aged
- the distraught mother who search her son
very refined
a quiet dignity
Old
