오양선 재연을 위한 고증-음악을 중심으로

Abstract

This study is historical researches for reappearance of Dangakjeongjae(the Dang Dynasty's court dance) "Oyangseon" which has been handed down from Korea Period. This study examined literature focusing on music accompaniment, exclusive of dance motion, clothes and ornament of clothes, and the results of researches are as follows. The music for accompaniment of Oyangseon written in Korea History and Akhakgwaebeom includes the Dang Dynasty's music Oungaeseojo, Manyeobchiyodo, Choijaryeong, Junggangryeong, Boheojaryeong(Junggang) and Pajaryeong. However, in the later period of Jeseon Dynasty, all of Dang Dynasty's music were substituted by Boheojaryeong and Hyangdanggyoju reappeared. In 1990's, such music was changed into Seryeongsan, Dodeuri, Jajindodeuri, Taryeong and Boheojaand thus couldn't be distinguishable from Hyangakjeongjae(Korean court dance). Oyangseon's music for accompaniment proposed in this paper through historical researches is the music created by music belonging to Yeominrak being suitably harmonized with Boheoja harmonizing.