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Folk music, songwriting, art therapy and education in non-school settings
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This essay deals with aspects related to folk music and its insertion in music education, considering the possibilities that the pedagogical-musical work, in dialogue with the teaching of music can bring. It also presents some suggestions for activities, both in Basic Education and in a more specific work with music teaching, as in schools specialized in this teaching. Focusing on folklore and its importance in people's lives and teaching, the essay proposes the use of various folk music genres, weaving historical and musicological explanations, in order to support the planning of possible pedagogical-musical activities.
Kassim Oghiator
Despite the fact that traditional songs are cast by words of mouth, it can easily be forgotten since these traditional songs are not written down. Haven known that the world is changing and Western songs have been documented, the youths now neglect the pure traditional songs but strive to document theirs. Parents at home do not have the time to teach their children the local language and their traditional songs. The people of Etsako Local Government Area of Edo State tend to forget that they can use folk songs in training a child and moreover, the functions of folk songs in the society. They also loose focus of the fact that a child can be taught to respect the elders through folk songs and most especially love for peace. The purpose of this write up is to encourage the documentation of the traditional songs for future learning. It also tells us how traditional songs serve as an effective instructional medium for the pupils and how the lyrics of the songs enhance the teaching of the...
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Education, as Hannah Arendt showed us, exists in a pre-political sphere, and this means it is properly understood as existing against the state. How do we arrive at this ‘proper’ understanding of education, to this utopian intuition, which is to say, How are we moved into and then occupy the utopos of Education? This paper takes up these questions by returning to the category of music-making philosophy. The category of music-making philosophy arrives to us from the prophetic writing of Nietzsche, who prognosticated the renewal of a chorus based poetic praxis, or what we would today describe as the dialogic learning community. Like the chorus of Greek tragedy, the dialogic learning community occupies a time and space outside of the chronological events unfolding in the state-controlled political realm; it arises in the utopos of Education. Music-making philosophy via poetic praxis is thus a collective working out of a counter-culture through a mimetic representation of music’s non-intentional and radically independent ontology. It is the dialectical negation of the instrumental rationality of data driven ‘schooling’. The return to Nietzsche’s category enables this paper to accomplish two aims: first, to take up what Theodor Adorno identifies as “the right of music – all music – to exist,” and, second, to present the method, folk phenomenology, that discloses this “right of music – all music -- to exist”; folk phenomenology mediates an effacement with what Nietzsche called “the original melody.” Thus, the thesis to be taken up in this paper is the following: the disclosure via folk phenomenology of music’s right to exist is prior to any music-making philosophy. Before we enter Education, then, we must first return to the music itself!
This article will move in five parts. It begins with some priming notes on the relationship between philosophy of education and curriculum theory. Then it rehearses a collage of selected passages from a recent book, Folk Phenomenology: Education, Study, and the Human Person (Rocha, 2015a). Then the author works in a more speculative fashion to extend the author’s version of phenomenology—folk phenomenology—into a description of teaching, by showing through direct association with the teaching of jazz, how teaching can itself be understood as an offering. The final section shares lyrical verse from the author’s most recent composition of music. To repeat: first, philosophy of education and curriculum theory; then selections from the book; then “the offering” in two ways; then teaching as offering, the offering of teaching; finally, musical verse.
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The phenomenon is related to the unsafe world of feelings and brings together all meanings and cultural values. The performance of an artistic phenomenon is not possible without object-subjective relations, only in the frame of such kind of relations there can be established a cultural and spiritual communication, edification of the receptor. In the artistic phenomenon study, are known several approaches, which generate its understanding in several stages. The musical and artistic activity of the human being, as well as the product of this activity, can become determinant causes in education. The production of musical education depends on human skills and their degree of development. In all artistic activities - creation, interpretation, and reception - the "ordinary human being" valorises his own spiritual and artistic skills in order to contact directly with art. This article explores the conception of Tudor Vianu on the artistry, especially the analysis of the factors t...
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Absrtact Starting from the idea that treating a problem is done more efficiently when we address the causes that generated it than when dealing with symptoms, respectively from theories that claim that most of the mental disorders have their roots in the mother-child relationship developed in the early childhood, through the paper entitled A Theoretical Perspective on the Therapeutic Role of Children's Folk Songs we intend to argue the more use of songs from children's folklore in music therapy. Thus, in the first part of the paper we bring to the attention of the main theories that demonstrate the importance of the mother-child relationship from the early childhood in order to a healthy evolution of the child from the point of view of its psychic development, with special emphasis on their expression through vocal singing. In the second part of the study we we propose to approach the defense mechanisms from the perspective of the positive functions that it performs in the case of normal persons, as a defense mechanism and defense behavior. In the third part of the paper, we present an analysis of the repertoire of songs from the children's folklore from the perspective of the content of ideas, of the structure of the melodic line, of the specific rhythms, as a mirror of the relationships that children develop with themselves and with others, in particular with my mother. In the fourth part of the paper we argue the use of songs from children's folklore in music therapy in order to trigger certain memories from the first childhood, so that the traumas that have not been overcome are then treated properly. The paper concludes with some final considerations.
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art, and to appropriate features he found in folk art for a renewal of neo-realism. The consolidation of his studies and his movement from the neo-realist cause to experimental art forms related with the international neo-avantgarde, led him to advocate for an avant-garde rooted in national folk art, as well as in the first portuguese modernists.
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of recuperation of folk art and culture encompassed a broader agenda of cultural self-rejuvenation and the rebuilding of national life. 2. The Folk Art of Bengal as a Living Tradition-A discussion of his writings Gurusaday underlined the role of folk art as a 'living tradition' which formed the core of Bengali identity, and laid open the ...
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The folk-art course integrates the design form of cultural creative products into the teaching practice, which plays a key role in promoting the education, inheritance, innovation and expansion of folk art. This paper first analyzes the current situation of domestic folk-art course teaching and…. Expand. atlantis-press.com.
This Paper Probes into the Specific Application of Folk Art in Modern Interior Design, Reflecting the Artistic Value of Folk art and Its Positive Influence on modern Interior Design. with the Gradual Integration of Folk Art Elements into Chinese Interior Design, as an Artistic and Cultural Form and Symbol Created by Working People, Folk Art Elements Convey the Historical Context of Chinese ...
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culture was born, paper-cut art as one of the oldest art inheritance, is an important form of artistic expression of Chinese folk[1].From the perspective of the technique of
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The research paper critically evaluates and brings out the impact of traditions on India's contemporary visual art. ... Folk art was not; even still not iconoclastic but the study of nature is prior to there. Bengal art had been possible only for the thirst to acquire precise negotiation with the surrounding nature. This observation resulted in ...
Progressive Art & Research Forum. Date Written: March 16, 2018. ... Folk-art is a branch of art, which is performed by words of mouth and developed in folk-groups and in folk clusters. ... The paper attempts to discuss in details about Patachitra, the lifestyle and work of patuas or chitrakaars, and the problems faced by them in earning their ...
Abstract: Paper-cut art, as one of Chinese traditional culture and art, has a higher artistic value in a long history of inheritance, and has been included in the intangible cultural heritage ...
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The research paper by . Rani and Agarwal (2019), ... Tribal Folk Art of India. Journal of International Academic Research for Multidisciplinary, 300. Recommended publications.
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