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Korean Traditional Music Vol. 6 (Sanjo Collection No. 4); Kugak (Sanjo mŏum III). Geomungo Sanjo performed by Kim Moogil accompanied by Jang Deokwha. One compact disc: 50′59″. 1987. SKC SKCD-K-0011. Notes by Lee Bo-hyong. - Korean Traditional Music Vol. 7 (Sanjo Collection No. 4); Kugak (Sanjo mŏum IV). Taegum sanjo performed by Lee Saeng-Kang accompanied by Kim Deuk-Su. One compact disc: 53′03″. 1987. SKC SKCD-K-0012. Notes by Lee Bo-hyong. - Korean Traditional Music Vol. 8 (Sanjo Collection No. 5); Kugak (Haegŭm sanjo, Sanjo hapchu). Haegŭm sanjo played by In-Taek Shim accompanied by Jae-Seong Sah; Sanjo hapchu played by Wŏn Chang-hyŏn, Kim Mu-gil, Pak Chong-sŏn, Pak Hye-sŏn, Sŏ Yong-sŏk, Han Se-yŏn, and Chang Tŏk-hwa. One compact disc: 59′53″. 1987. SKC SKCD-K-0060. Notes by Kim Hae-suk.
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Korean Traditional Music Vol. 6 (Sanjo Collection No. 4); Kugak (Sanjo mŏum III). Geomungo Sanjo performed by Kim Moogil accompanied by Jang Deokwha. One compact disc: 50′59″. 1987. SKC SKCD-K-0011. Notes by Lee Bo-hyong.
Korean Traditional Music Vol. 7 (Sanjo Collection No. 4); Kugak (Sanjo mŏum IV). Taegum sanjo performed by Lee Saeng-Kang accompanied by Kim Deuk-Su. One compact disc: 53′03″. 1987. SKC SKCD-K-0012. Notes by Lee Bo-hyong.
Korean Traditional Music Vol. 8 (Sanjo Collection No. 5); Kugak (Haegŭm sanjo, Sanjo hapchu). Haegŭm sanjo played by In-Taek Shim accompanied by Jae-Seong Sah; Sanjo hapchu played by Wŏn Chang-hyŏn, Kim Mu-gil, Pak Chong-sŏn, Pak Hye-sŏn, Sŏ Yong-sŏk, Han Se-yŏn, and Chang Tŏk-hwa. One compact disc: 59′53″. 1987. SKC SKCD-K-0060. Notes by Kim Hae-suk.
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