aylandaman
Ailandaman is an obscure musical term that refers to a specific compositional technique used in Korean traditional music, particularly in the genres of gongbang and apeaching. The term is derived from a combination of words meaning "two choruses" or "double melody," which accurately describes the structure of the music.
In ailandaman music, two distinct melodic patterns are performed simultaneously by different groups of instruments. This
Ailandaman is often used in ritual music and ceremonial performances, such as shamanic rituals and weddings.
Despite its historical importance, ailandaman remains a relatively unknown musical form, even in its native Korea.