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'Ch'ŏngsŏnjajinhanip' is a piece for solo taegŭm or tanso, a small notched bamboo vertical flute, in which the performer plays the song 'T'aepyeŏngga' an octave higher with variations on the melody. 'T'aepyeŏngga' is one of the classical vocal pieces appreciated by the scholars of the Chosŏn Dynasty. This piece is also called 'Ch'ŏngsŏnggok' because of its clear timbre generated by the taegŭm sound in the high register. In addition to the finger holes, the taegŭm has a additional hole, called the ch'ŏnggong, which is covered by a membrane made from river reed: the vibration of the membrane produces a unique sound called chŏngsori, and this sound becomes prominent when the player uses the high register.