『악률전서(樂律全書)』 무무(武舞) 춤사위의 호흡 구조분석 ― 호흡 표기법을 중심으로

Abstract

This study begins to providing basic data on the breathing structure analysis framework that can be used in actual Munmyo Ilmu education through the breathing analysis of MooMoo Movement, which was restored in 2006. The researcher captured the motion of the broken MooMoo image, prepared a breathing structure analysis table, recorded the breathing according to the motion, and derived each dance characteristics by identifying the breathing curve and analyzing breathing structure patterns. The breathing patterns of MooMoo’s dance, identified by its breath structure analysis, show a constant and repetitive breathing pattern of inhalation, exhalation, and stopping. It is important to maintain a constant breathing volume that is neither too large nor too small until the dance begins and ends. I hope this study will be used as a sign of dance breathing, and as a developmental way to record and preserve Moonmyo Ilmu, and it will help lay the foundation as a basis for various unpaid work. The ancient dance without treasure, which had been stuffed, was restored to a living type of gesture in modern times through later research and efforts, proving its value and establishing itself as our unique cultural heritage. By realizing the Ongojishin, who wants to learn old things and create new things, I finish this work hoping that this research will serve as a guide for better academic development.