Articles
On Chinese Songs Adopted Junior High School Music Textbooks in Korea
- AUTHOR :
- Yongchun Xu
- INFORMATION:
- page. 225~246 / 2017 Vol.46 No.4
| e-ISSN | 2713-3788 |
| p-ISSN | 1229-4179 |
ABSTRACT
This study aims to deepen the understanding of Chinese songs adopted in Korean junior high school music textbooks by observing their historical background and musical characteristics, taking a multi-cultural education perspective. All Chinese songs included in 18 different Korean music textbooks in the 2009 updated national music curriculum were analyzed. The results showed that various Chinese songs were adopted in the Korean junior high school music textbooks, “Mo Li Hua”, “Tian Gong Luo Shui”, “Tai Hu Chuan”, “A Li Shan De Gu Niang”, “Yue er Ming Feng er Jing” This study analyzed the socio-cultural, historical and musical characteristics of these five Chinese songs, and also attempted to explore their significance in music education. This study promotes Korean student awareness of Chinese music and culture; it may also contribute to the development of Korean music education if and when more Chinese songs are adopted in Korean textbooks.
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