Opera
Arianamidsole, encourages the singers by shouting 'Bravo' in the sense of applause and cheers at the end of the chorus
Classical music (symphony, concerto, etc.)
Clap should be done after all movements are finished, no clapping between movements.
If you are not sure when it ends, you can clap when the conductor and performer turn to the audience seat.
Ballet
In ballet, regardless of the plot or the structures of the dance, a chapter called Divertismann is inserted, where you can enjoy only dance as a highlight.
In addition, soloists (leading dancers) put names such as Grand Pa, Padud, etc., to show difficult skills that are not related to the plot.
This one scene is a separate dance, and you can applaud every time it's done. In most cases, dancers show graceful movements in each scene of the protagonist or the divertismans of group dancing, and it is better to respond with applause.
Korean creations and contemporary dance
Korean creative dance and contemporary dance often contain a message in their entirety, so clapping during a performance can interfere with viewing.
When you watch the program, you have 3-4 songs in a bundle, and you can clap at the end of each bundle.
Korean traditional music (folk music)
You can freely express your feelings in pansori or folk songs.However, it is the right etiquette to return with applause
when court music announces the end of the obsession, and after Jeongak has disappeared to some extent.
Unlike other genres, the audience can express their feelings for the music in a relatively free way.
For example, if the performances are kind of pansori and samulnori, various choirs such as 'Ulsu', 'Good', 'Excellent',
'Ulsi-gu', and 'Yes' or passionate applause can arouse the excitement of both the performers and the audience.
However, you should not clap and shout at any time, but try to gradually learn how and when to express your musical feelings.
Because excessively entertaining or does not conform to the style of applause will interrupt the pulse of music, hindering the appreciation of the situation is also many.
* Under no circumstances should you applaud, squeak, or whistle before the song is completely finished.