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Delivery of history and touch of music that is the most beautiful word
The K-POP Museum director Ryu Joong-Hee

Music is the universal word in human beings. Even we have different languages in the world people can share the same emotion enough with the music for each other. Also, we express love by music and can have peace and relief in mind and also our pains could be cured. Last year, the K-POP Museum was open in April and it is the place we can meet the power of music with a special experience as well. 

Saying a hundred of Korean popular music history 
The K-POP Museum is located in Bomun Tourist Complex, Gyeongju and it is the first museum to introduce Korean contemporary music museum showing the history of Korean pop music at once. In this place, there are first, rare and debut albums related to Korean popular music from the first commercial album Gyeonggi folk song ‘Friendly Song’ in 1907, ‘Field Song’ in 1908, ‘Train anthem’ that is the first modern song in the 1920’s and ‘Hope Song’, ‘Death Song’ and even gramophone record that was recorded before a debut song by Lee Mi Ja ‘Pure Love at 19’ (1959) to LP ‘Gangnam Style’ by Psy. Besides, there are influential singers’ albums, their stage clothing of Shin Joong-Hyun, Han Dae-Soo, Nam Jin and Lee Geum-Hee etc and especially, the Lee Geum-Hee Hall has her real costume and it was exhibited as a special set for the opening of the museum. Other than that, <The 100 Greatest K-POP Album Exhibition> chosen by popular music journalist is showing at the special showcase. 

Plus, since last September, the K-POP Museum has been showing cylinder records that recorded Korea’s first song in 1896 at the great exhibition room every day. This record never showed before. The museum has a copied one from the state library of congress and it was hard to make it. Therefore, this one is a very rare material and worthwhile to keep it in terms of music history and academy. K-POP Museum director Ryu Joong-Hee said, “We have about 40,000 of Korean popular music materials than we are open to the public but there is not enough space at the moment. So we are collectively showing mainly great albums and rare items. Regarding rare albums of Korean traditional music and other collections, we will show every year through a special exhibition as a plan.” 

Bowl of the time, trying to hand down and develop of Korean pop song 
The K-POP Museum is not just a place to have many rare music materials to show to people, but also they are running the place as a multi cultural space. At the first floor, the café, ‘Rhapsody in Blue’ has an excellent sound system so that visitors can listen to music with a high quality. There has held many concerts and cultural events. In particular, last December 25th, the Korean folk rock lengend, Han Dae-Soo had a stage in there for the first time in Gyeongju. At the 3rd floor, there are the tin-foil gramophone invented by Edison in 1877, the Korea first radio, world-famous gramophones, legendary audios such as Electric, AMPEX, Tannoy, JBL, Klangfilm and so on and they are at the exhibition for the first time in the world to the public. All of them are not found like that in the world. At the A/V room, visitors can listen to music with the greatest sound performance selectively. Besides, there is a children’s experience room at the basement, called ‘Muple’, they can play percussions as a program. In addition, there is an outdoor stage scaled with 1,500§³ so visitors can appreciate the music with nature. 

With an incredible passion for music, the K-POP Museum director Ryu Joong-Hee made it happen. This is the first and biggest music museum in Korea and is the first professional music museum except for Gyeongju National Museum as much as it is evaluated highly in quality and quantity. However, he says that there is so much to do for that. He addressed, “I think popular music reflects on the current times. As Korean popular music has been 100 years, it is important to keep it and take our beautiful music over our descendants throughout preserving related materials and studying actively.” 

He is planning to extend the building afterwards for more exhibition room and at the same time, promote various programs like building up the academy for studying Korean pop music systematically and adult and college song contests so more people would be interested in K-POP. 
 


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