Traditional music A space and educational exhibition hall that flows with the rhythm of everyday life🇰🇷

#AustraliaFlightEvent #koreatrip #museum #traditionalmusic After finishing the educational exhibition experience, I participated in the "My Own Sounding Fork" workshop!! It was an activity where I hammered a copper plate to carve the first verse of "Cheongsando Wildflowers" into notes. The beat was off at first though! When I applied the 3-4-5 rhythm rule that the staff told me, surprisingly, a well-balanced melody was completed!! I hung this fork on my wallet keychain and shook it whenever I felt stressed and listened to the sound. It's a little funny though..ㅜㅜ 📌 Final checklist for solo travelers Must-have experience: Traditional musical instrument disassembly and assembly program every Friday at 3 PM (reservation required, 1 hour/15,000 won) Hidden photo zone: Under the stairs on the first basement floor → Emotional shot with the Korean Red Cross mosaic wall background Recommended souvenir: Janggu stick-shaped USB next to the ticket booth (22,000 won) → Save 10 types of actual rhythm sounds 🚨 A great tip to remember forever Workshop reservations close on a first-come, first-served basis on the website by 6 PM the day before The mosaic wall lighting is the prettiest between 5 PM and 6 PM When purchasing a USB, you can enter a unique serial number to download additional customized music Now, instead of listening to music with headphones on the subway, I'm focusing on the sound of the keyring fork. ㅋㅋㅋ Whenever I can't remember the melody, I play the QR code audio file taken at the museum. This hobby that I started unintentionally has become a small meditation in my busy daily life. ㅋㅋㅋ It was so much fun!!