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Rytmisk musikkundervisning som estetisk praksis : en casestudie
Christophersen, Catharina
Norges musikkhøgskole 2009
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Título:
Rytmisk musikkundervisning som estetisk praksis : en casestudie
Autor:
Christophersen, Catharina
Assuntos:
aesthetic practice
;
estetisk praksis
;
higher music education
;
Humanities
;
høyere musikkutdanning
;
Music pedagogics
;
music pedagogy
;
Musicology
;
musikkpedagogikk
;
popular music
;
populærmusikk
;
rhythmic music education
;
rytmisk musikkundervisning
;
social practice
;
sosial praksis
Notas:
NMH-publikasjoner;2009:2
urn:isbn:978-82-7853-057-3
http://hdl.handle.net/11250/172444
urn:issn:0333-3760
2009 s.
Descrição:
Avhandling (Ph.D.) - Norges musikkhøgskole, 2009 The subject of this dissertation is rhythmic music teaching. "Rhythmic music" is synonymous with "popular music". Rhythmic music teaching is, in short, an oral approach to teaching, where rhythm, participation, movement, improvisation and playing together are essential. The purpose of the study is to examine how rhythmic music teaching is constituted as aesthetic practice. My research questions are: How are aesthetic values expressed in rhythmic music teaching, and how are these values constituted as self-evident? I designed the study as a case study of a percussionist, Tobias, who teaches at a Danish rhythmic conservatory. Data have been collected through participant observation, interviews and document studies. The theoretical point of departure is Pierre Bourdieu's theory of social practice; habitus, practical sense, doxa and illusio have been useful concepts in the analysis. I have applied Maurice Merleau-Ponty's phenomenology of the body and John Dewey's pragmatism as supplements to Bourdieu's somewhat structural orientation. This enabled me to identify aesthetic values in rhythmic music teaching, as seen from the agent's point of view. In order to examine how these values are constituted as self-evident, I identified various objective structures; in teaching situations, in narratives, and in structures within the conservatory context. I found that these structures to a large degree coincided with and mirrored the aesthetic values as expressed and exercised in the classroom. I also identified various social control mechanisms; in some cases subtly and efficiently transformed into self- limitation and self-control. As a consequence, these structures and mechanisms function to maintain the given aesthetic order, thereby reproducing aesthetic practice. The coinciding of incorporated and reified structures produces a coherent belief system. Inside such a belief system, the rhythmic activity - and thus also the aesthetic values - appears as meaningful, obvious and self-evident. Participatig in music teaching is participating in aesthetic practice, which implies an incorporation of aesthetic values. To incorporate aesthetic values is to incorporate guidelines for taste and action, which has both ethical and epistemological implications: It forms the perception of what is legitimate, and, consequently, what the individual may be required to learn, know, believe and think, as well as what he or she may require of themselves and of others.
Editor:
Norges musikkhøgskole
Data de criação/publicação:
2009
Idioma:
Norueguês;Bokmål, Norwegian
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