일제강점기 음악통제와 애국창가 탄압사례 -신문기사를 통해-

Abstract

This paper examines the aspects and characteristics of Japanese music control and the suppression of patriotic songs with newspaper articles in Japanese colonial era; controlling by law, making music textbooks goverment-designated, confiscating unauthorized song books, prohibiting music concerts and gathering for safety nominally, and censoring music records and patriotic songs. The patterns of oppression led to detention and imprison after house search, arrest, and interrogation. The punishment was stronger with popurlar songs, national anthem, independence song, and Arirang. It states that it was common to sing songs that inspire patriotism and national consciousness or anti-Japanese under hard oprression. through bridge this example of the suppression, it was possible to guess what kind of music was considered as a threat to Japanese rule; and the anti-Japanese and independence movements continued steadily in Korea by singing and disseminating patriotic songs.