근대 나주·광주의 삼현육각 존재양상에 관한 연구

Abstract

The samhyeon yuggak (lit. “three strings and six winds”) ensemble was popular in the 18th century and the musicians had an important role in the provincial offices. The chwigosu (musicians of marching band) and the seaksu (musicians of small ensemble) were attached in the military and provincial offices at that time. The musicians performed music for the provincial rituals and occasions. There is a few studies about the samhyeon yuggak ensemble in the modern times. In this paper, I explore the existence and the use of the samhyeon yuggak ensemble in Naju and Gwanju provincial offices. In Naju, there were band musicians employed in the music office. In Gwanju, there were musicians and music slaves in the music office. In Nampyeong, there were band and ensemble musicians in the music office. They were attached in the office of military and the office of rites and performed music for the provincial rituals and occasions. There had been large-scale national and provincial occasions such as the Buddhist rituals and shaman rituals in Naju. At the sincheong , the office for the shaman musicians, there had been ceremonies for the teachers on Hansik day and the 9th of September. This place was also the educational center for shaman musicians. In short, there has been samhyeon yuggak ensemble for the provincial rituals and occasions in Naju and Gwangju in the modern times.