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The purpose of this paper is to investigate the musical activities by t'aeg?n sanjo 大?散調 master Pak Chong-gi 朴鍾基(1879~1941) during the Japanese colonial period (1910~1945). This study is based upon primary source materials such as radio programs of Keijo Broadcasting Station 京城放送局, SP discs manufactured by Japanese Columbia Co. etc., and accounts of daily newspaper, i.e. Chos?n ilbo 『朝鮮日報』. This paper consists of such topics as 1) Introduction, 2) Musical Activities by Pak Chong-gi through the Radio Broadcasting, 3) Pak's Musical Activities Appeared in SP Records and Chos?n ilbo, 4) Conclusion. In view of examining the primary source materials, the author points out the followings in conclusion. Pak Chong-gi is believed to have been the founder of t'aeg?n sanjo, sanjo 散調 for large transverse flute known as t'aeg?n 大? around the early 20th century. The Pak's first broadcasting date of t'aeg?m sanjo was on the 7th of November, 1927. During the 1930s Pak Chong-gi would play not only solo t'aeg?m sanjo music, but also he took part in performances such as shinbanggok 神方曲, shinawi 신아 위, pongjakch'wi) 鳳雀吹, and he also accompany various vocal genres including namdo kayo 南道歌謠 , tan'ga 短歌, sogyo 俗謠, and shijo 時調. The Pak Chong-gi's achievement of musical activities must be re-evaluated from the standpoint of modern Korean music history on the basis of the following fact. Besides the founder of t'aeg?m sanjo, Pak Chong-gi made a contribution to the transmission and diffusion of t'aeg?m sanjo tradition by radio broadcasting and the recording of SP discs during the Japanese colonial period.