According to the Characteristics of Korean Traditional Music in Seoul and Gyeonggi Province Teaching and Learning Methods for Korean Traditional Music in Elementary School

The purpose of this paper is to prepare an educational plan linking genre characteristics for traditional music in Seoul and Gyeonggi Province. In this article, Korean traditional music was classified into ceremonial music of the court, performing art music of musicians, music of scholars, and living music of the general public. In addition, learning plans were prepared so that the characteristics of each genre were sufficiently reflected in the teaching method and content so that students could understand music in a balanced way. Music of court rituals and music performed by Yangban are recorded as sheet music and have formal stability and fixation as ensemble music. On the other hand, art music and music such as folk songs are characterized by fluidity, improvisation, and creativity as an oral tradition.

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Institute For Kyeongki Cultural Studies
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2024-12-31
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https://doi.org/10.26426/kcs.2024.45.2.1
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Educational Systems and Policies
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According to the Characteristics of Korean Traditional Music in Seoul and Gyeonggi Province Teaching and Learning Methods for Korean Traditional Music in Elementary School

Sunjae Lee, Heyjung Kim, Eunyoung Jeong, Kyeong-suk Jo
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Educational Systems and Policies
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According to the Characteristics of Korean Traditional Music in Seoul and Gyeonggi Province Teaching and Learning Methods for Korean Traditional Music in Elementary School

Sunjae Lee, Heyjung Kim, Eunyoung Jeong, Kyeong-suk Jo
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The purpose of this paper is to prepare an educational plan linking genre characteristics for traditional music in Seoul and Gyeonggi Province. In this article, Korean traditional music was classified into ceremonial music of the court, performing art music of musicians, music of scholars, and living music of the general public. In addition, learning plans were prepared so that the characteristics of each genre were sufficiently reflected in the teaching method and content so that students could understand music in a balanced way. Music of court rituals and music performed by Yangban are recorded as sheet music and have formal stability and fixation as ensemble music. On the other hand, art music and music such as folk songs are characterized by fluidity, improvisation, and creativity as an oral tradition.

Institute For Kyeongki Cultural StudiesVol. 45(2)
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