Kyeyong
Kyeyong is a traditional Korean musical instrument, part of the Korean traditional percussion ensemble. It is a type of wind instrument, specifically a transverse flute, and is made from the hollow stem of a plant. The most common material used is the bamboo plant, but other materials such as cane or reed can also be used.
The kyeyong is played by blowing air into the instrument, creating a distinctive sound. It is typically
The kyeyong is believed to have originated during the Three Kingdoms period of Korean history, around the
The kyeyong is also used in Korean folk music and contemporary music, adding a traditional touch to