Técnicas estendidas da música contemporânea: o regente como mediador do processo interpretativo
Presents a experience of work of the performance construction where the conductor acts as mediator in the interpretative process, using as tool the extended techniques of two works: The Four Seasons of Buenos Aires by Astor Piazzolla (1921-1992) and Intinerário de Passagem: Verônica Nadir by Silvio...
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| Итог: | Presents a experience of work of the performance construction where the conductor acts as mediator in the interpretative process, using as tool the extended techniques of two works: The Four Seasons of Buenos Aires by Astor Piazzolla (1921-1992) and Intinerário de Passagem: Verônica Nadir by Silvio Ferraz (1959-). We used the action research methodology, considering that the interpretative approach is developed by the author of this research as a conductor and artistic director of the Orquestra Funffec de Cordas (OFC). The social context of the OFC includes a work which was developed since 2013 and it counts on the participation of young people with ages between 10 and 22 years old. This project has a technical base guided by the traditional methods on the teaching of written friction strings, mostly, in the 19th century. The purpose of this research is to identify the main difficulties encountered in the work of this repertoire in relation of the extended techniques, in the point of view seeks to explore the possibilities and available variables and trough this dialog and research, stablish a criterion to the interpretation. After the work of theoretical work and analytical articulation of the work, we established the process of the interpretative construction especially in what concerns the extended technique used by the compositors mentioned above. In this way, elements of the extended techniques were mentioned, such as its concepts and applications and the possible sound result. The communication on the rehearsal opened up space to the opinion of the young musicians on the attempt of stablish a process which its experimentations and conceptions of sonority could be applied on the process of interpretation and suggested repertoire. |
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