한국과 몽골의 음악문화 교류현황과 협력방안

Abstract

The purpose of this study was to examine the interchange of music culture between Korea and Mongolia in 2012, in an attempt to discuss how to accelerate the exchange of their music culture and boost mutual collaboration. Our country has attempted to interact with Mongolia by sharing our music culture on a temporary basis through the exchange of performing arts, as part of a diplomatic effort. The interchange of the two countries has especially produced good results last year, 2012, thanks to a more assertive effort. However, they should still try to take their collaborative ties and mutual trust to another level. In the global market, western culture and arts such as classical music or ballet are not the only way to ensure the success of cultural or artistic exchange or the establishment of friendly diplomatic relations. It requires multilateral negotiations that are related in the pursuit of globalism, and the artistic specificity and universality of each country's traditional culture, which should both be guaranteed. National culture has referred to the spiritual culture of the nation that manifests both national universality and specificity since ancient times. In Northeast Asia, countries have shared their national culture, especially music, with one another since they were established, and that has made it possible for them to attain their diplomatic or political goals. Music culture is the best way to express national universality and specificity from the perspective of social history. Mongolia and Korea are able to understand each other's spiritual culture to boost a mutual cultural exchange and a friendly cooperation to strengthen their cultural solidarity as cultural communities when they share each other's traditional music, which is one of their superb assets.