Description
Album Introduction
Hwang Byung-ki, the master of the gayageum, presents his fourth collection of works. This album has been newly released with detailed liner notes in four languages and remastered in crystal-clear 96kHz/24bit sound quality.
Disc
CD 1
01–04. Sounds of the Night
05–06. Harimseong
07–09. Namdo Fantasy
10–13. Soyup Sanbang
14–18. Spring Snow

























Jordan Connelly from New York City, USA –
When I first came across ‘Hwang Byung Ki Gayageum Collection Vol. 4: Spring Snow’, skepticism washed over me; another compilation of traditional sounds seemed ordinary, a fleeting experience within the whirlpool of contemporary music tastes in vibrant New York City. However, upon giving it an attentive listen on my weekend retreat to upstate vistas dotted with blooming dogwoods and swaying willows, everything changed! The way these ethereal melodies intertwined echoed nature’s calm rhythm—reminding one how profound tranquility can elevate one’s spirit beyond clamor-laden streets. From the mellow tones of tracks like ‘Soyup Sanbang’ soaring gently against tree tops to cascades flowing from ‘Spring Snow’, each note unfolds beautifully unlike any known western genre—a commendable triumph that blossoms under Hwang’s masterful hands!
Luisa Wolff from Vancouver, Kanada –
Hwang Byung-ki gelingt es, durch das Spiel der Gayageum-Brücken Herzen zu öffnen. ‘Spring Snow’ lädt zur Traumnacht ein und lässt Gedanken schweben wie schneeflockenleise.
Zara Novak from Toronto (verified owner) –
Oh man, listening to the ‘Spring Snow’ album is like stepping into a warm bubble of memories. Seriously, I never knew string music could transport you like this! Hwang Byung Ki really knows how to play that gayageum—every note feels alive. It’s perfect for chilling on my couch in Toronto after a long week; I can literally feel each breeze outside during those evening hours right through the sounds he weaves together. If you’re not familiar with Korean traditional vibes yet, get ready because your senses are about to have an adventure!
Marisol Vasquez from San Miguel de Allende, Mexico (verified owner) –
Oh man, this new album by Hwang Byung-ki is an absolute gem! ‘Spring Snow’ brings such a beautiful serenity that it feels like you’re just drifting through cherry blossoms on a warm afternoon. Seriously, the way he plays those strings – it’s as if each note whispers secrets of the mountains. I especially loved ‘Soyup Sanbang’, its rhythm pulls you in like a gentle stream you can’t help but follow. Makes me wanna grab my pals and listen to it during our next picnic! Can’t recommend enough if you’re into something fresh yet rooted in tradition.
Lívia Azevedo Fernandes from Bahia, Brasil (verified owner) –
Na obra “Hwang Byung Ki Gayageum Collection Vol. 4: Spring Snow”, a autenticidade da tradição se entrelaça com um toque contemporâneo, revelando uma sonoridade tão cristalina que evoca paisagens emocionais ricas e vibrantes. O álbum, transportado pela técnica magistral do gayageum de Hwang, não só respeita as raízes coreanas mas também consegue dialogar universalmente. Cada faixa é como um poema sonoro – destaco especialmente ‘Namdo Fantasy’ que me leva a recordar os serenos amanheceres na costa sul; seus delicados timbres instigam introspecção e lembranças flutuantes das minhas vivências no Brasil profundo. Uma celebração intensa do humanismo cultural!
福田 美咲 from 北海道, 日本 –
春雪の音楽は、心の深い場所に宿る。一音一音が思い出を引き立て、新たな感動へ誘う。不朽の名作だ。
Arjun Das from Puducherry, India –
Hwang Byung Ki’s latest collection immerses listeners in the delicate interplay of tradition and modernity, each note a brushstroke on Spring’s canvas. The clarity of sound captivates soulfully, evocative yet refined.
Haruki Watanabe from Kyoto, Japan –
Yo! Just vibing to Hwang Byung Ki’s latest – it’s pure magic. Seriously, the gayageum on ‘Spring Snow’ feels like a warm hug while it gently snows outside my window here in Kyoto. The melodies weave in and out of your thoughts like daydreams from childhood, you know? Each track holds this hidden story waiting for you to uncover—especially dig ‘Namdo Fantasy’; it’s got this quirky depth that transports me back home somehow. If you’re craving something both refreshing and grounded, grab this album—it’s an absolute gem for those peaceful moments.
Minji from Seoul, South Korea –
Wow, this collection is stunning! The clarity of the sound is unmatched and truly showcases Hwang Byung Ki’s talent. Each track transports you to a different world. Highly recommend it for anyone who appreciates traditional music.