taepyeongso
The taepyeongso is a double-reed wind instrument originating from Korea. It is characterized by its loud, penetrating sound, which is often described as nasal or piercing. The instrument is typically made of bamboo and features a conical metal bell. Its construction involves a cylindrical body, a double reed made from a thin piece of wood, and a flared bell, which can be made of wood or metal.
Historically, the taepyeongso has been used in various Korean musical contexts, including court music, folk music,
The playing technique for the taepyeongso requires significant breath control and embouchure adjustment due to the