충청제 가야금산조 박상근류의 악보 고찰

Abstract

When Gayageum Sanjo was first designated as the 23rd important intangible cultural asset in 1968, two styles were recognized, namely the Kim Yun-deok school of the Jeolla-do area and the Park Sang-geun school of Chungcheong-do. In 1969, the Park Sang-geun school of Gayageum Sanjo was published as sheet music by the National Gugak Center, which until then was not widely known. The Park Sang-geun school Gayageum Sanjo of the Chungcheong area was music that had a duration of about 25 minutes and was widely distributed thanks to the activities of the holder Seong Geum-ryun leading the expansion of the sanjo melody. However, the transmission of the Park Sang-geun school of Sanjo became obscured when the Seong Geum-ryun school, a sanjo of the Jeolla area, was designated as an intangible cultural asset of Jeollabuk-do in 2010. This research reviews the characteristics of the Park Sang-geun school Gayageum Sanjo as it appears in the early sheet music by comparing and analyzing the notation system, rhythm constitution, rhythm name, and melody constitution per rhythm, among other features, focusing on the sheet music that is included in the score “Korean Music, 3 Sanjo” published by the National Gugak Center in 1969. It is the first record of the Park Sang-geun school Gayageum Sanjo of the Chungcheong area designated as an important intangible cultural asset in 1968 and the Park Sang-geun school sheet music published in “Gayageum Sanjo,” a transcription made by Lee Jae-sook in 1971. The purpose of this study is to re-examine the Gayageum Sanjo of the Chungcheong area that was passed down from Park Pal-gwae to Park Sang-geun by reviewing the sheet music of the Park Sang-geun school for the first time.