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Danso단소

Learn five basic fingerings and repeat a short melody.

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DANSO 중 · 임 · 무 · 황 · 태

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FIVE FINGERINGS

Danso fingering chart

Filled circles mean closed; empty circles mean open. The rear thumb hole comes first, followed by four front holes from top to bottom.

Jung 仲

Rear 1Closed

Front 2Closed

Front 3Closed

Front 4Closed

Front 5Open

Im 林

Rear 1Closed

Front 2Closed

Front 3Closed

Front 4Open

Front 5Open

Mu 無

Rear 1Closed

Front 2Closed

Front 3Open

Front 4Open

Front 5Open

Hwang 潢

Rear 1Closed

Front 2Open

Front 3Open

Front 4Open

Front 5Open

Tae 汰

Rear 1Open

Front 2Open

Front 3Open

Front 4Open

Front 5Open

This chart covers five basic educational fingerings. Instrument designs can vary; upper-register fingering and breath control are outside this exercise.

Fingering quiz · 10 questions

Ready? Test what you learned.

A SMALL MELODY

Practise a short Yul melody

Tempo 75 BPM

Write Jung, Im, Mu, Hwang and Tae separated by spaces. 0 is a one-beat rest. Each note lasts one beat.

Repeat

Try this

Start at a low volume and explore one sound at a time.
Study the closed holes, then take the ten-question quiz.
Repeat the difficult parts slowly and return to them in your next session.

Sound and storage

Uses individual notes extracted from National Gugak Center recordings. Pitches are adjusted to the virtual buttons and may differ from authentic tuning. Recordings: National Gugak Center · KOGL Type 1. Edited: note extraction, silence trimming, level adjustment, fades and MP3 conversion.

Danso pitches use an equal-tempered approximation with Hwang near E-flat.

No microphone is used. Recording stores pressed notes and timing for up to two minutes and 1,000 notes in this browser. Clearing browser data removes them. Playback and recording stop when the tab is hidden. Quiz best scores also stay on this device.