황무봉류 기본춤의 호흡 분석 연구

Abstract

The basic Hwang, Mu-bong style dance is a representative new dance. Hwang Mubong is a person who established his own world of dance art and systematized dance techniques by correctly inheriting and developing traditional elements and new dance characteristics of Korean dance. The purpose of this study was to derive the characteristics of the dance technique of the basic Hwang, Mu-bong style dance through breathing analysis of the main movements of each stage of the basic Hwang, Mu-bong style dance. Therefore, focusing on historical sources, the background of the formation of the basic Hwang, Mu-bong style dance was examined, the breathing structure was analyzed by applying the Lim Hak-seon breathing technique, which is the research methodology of this study, and a breathing analysis table was presented. The biggest characteristics of the basic Hwang, Mu-bong style dance, which are confirmed through the analysis of the breathing structure of the basic Hwang, Mu-bong style dance, are that the most basic movements of Korean dance are carefully selected and expanded to step-by-step learning, that it is composed simply and monotonously using the left and right sym- metry method to make it easy for beginners to learn, and a high degree of intensive training is possi- ble to accurately use detailed breathing. In order to understand and analyze Korean dance, under- standing and analysis of breathing should be given priority above all else. Since breathing is not a outwardly morphological one, there are clearly limitations in explaining it as an objective criterion. In addition, even for outwardly revealed dance movements, there is also a limit to explaining ob- jectively because the terminology of the dance has not been systematically established. From this point of view, the results of this study, which analyzed the breathing structure of basic dance using the breathing notation and the movement process of the dance movement through it, are very meaningful. Therefore, I hope that this paper will be valuable as a model of breathing learning in the field of Korean dance education.