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Abstract

ABSTRACT

Comparative Analysis of Beginner Materials for Haegeum

Seo Min-Ju Advisor: Prof. Jo Jeongeun, Ph. D. Major in Music Education Graduate School of Education, Chosun University

This study is a comparative analysis of materials based on humor. The method was analyzed in terms of appearance, music, and method of map, with six types of ultra-high quality textbooks published over the past five years. The results of these comparisons are as follows: First, from an external perspective, we analyzed the appearance of the textbook, its contents on the table of contents and its elements of text. In terms of the external structure, the size of the textbook was "Dreaming Haegeum 1" and "Beautiful Haegeum 1" among the six textbooks, and the remaining four textbooks consisted of B5 size. In addition, there are four short-volume textbooks and two two-volume textbooks."Haegeum Jeongganbo and Oh Sun-bo" and "Haegeum Easy Learning from Oseonbo" are made up of colors and the other three are in black and white. Among the six textbooks, "Haegeum Jeongganbo and Oh Sun-bo" and "Start of the Sea" are attached with an accompaniment CD that can help you learn. Five of the six textbooks were organized to present basic concepts and music basic theories for playing humor, such as basic posture, finger numbers, and others, at the beginning of the textbook, and to study state law and practice songs. Jeongganbo and Oh Sun-bo of the Year presented the first introduction only as a basic music theory and organized for the study of state laws and music. Second, from a musical perspective, the musical pieces were analyzed. From a musical perspective, the genre of the songs in each textbook is common to six textbooks, including children's songs, foreign songs, and foreign folk songs. Among the six textbooks, four are most subject to turmoil.Excluding "Haegeum easily learned from Oseonbo," there are five different kinds of music, including "Jeongganbo of the Year and Oh Sun-bo of the Year" and "Haegeum Concerts for Students." "Haegeum Songs for Students in America" and "Haegeum for Easy Learning by Oseonbo" contain 17 songs and four songs, respectively, while the other two textbooks contain nine songs. Also, all six textbooks are composed of fingering."Haegeum Jeongganbo and Oh Sun-bo" and "Dreaming Haegeum" textbooks both contain Oh Sun-bo and Jeongganbo, which are outstanding compared to other textbooks. Third, from a method of leadership perspective, six types of hatching materials can be found from a methodical point of view, using only one of the pieces of music from each textbook, or using two notes in common."Haegeum easily learned from Oseonbo" and "Haegeum Concert for the Cute Bird" both used Oseon scores in their textbooks and Jeongganbo only.It is notable that both obseon and Jeongganbo were used in "Haegeum," "Dreaming Haegeum," and "Beautiful Haegeum." In addition, "Haegeum Jeongganbo and Oh Sun-bo" and "Haegeum" were used at the top of the sheet music. When presenting Haegeum's basic performance, fingering, subjugation, and position, he described all of his textbooks as actual pictures except for "Haegeum Concert for Students in America." "Dreaming is Haegeum."In "Haegeum Concert for Cooks," no pictures or photos were used except for musical instruments. The guidance and significance of the learning process in six textbooks were suggested through 'Tip' or colour boxes.