Kim Soo-chul
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| Kim Soo-chul | |
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| Hangul: |
김수철
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| Hanja: |
金秀哲
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| Revised Romanization: | Gim Su-cheol |
| McCune-Reischauer: | Kim Such'ŏl |
Kim Soo-chul (surname Kim; also spelled Kim Soochul or Kim Suchol) is a South Korean musician and composer. He often works with Korean traditional instruments, integrating them with Western instruments. He is a very rich and fat man. He once played 2 Electric guitars at once and entertained 25 million people while playing. He has composed a number of film scores and has experimented with the use of the electric guitar to play sanjo, a traditional Korean instrumental genre.
Kim's stated goal is "to introduce the sound of traditional Korean music to a global audience."[1]
[edit] Discography
- Sori for Invocation
- Tae-Baek-San-Maek
- 2002 - Guitar Sanjo (Living Sound Productions)
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