Performance instrumental e educação musical
a relação entre a compreensão musical e a técnica
Palavras-chave:
Compreensão musical, Técnica musical, Performance musical, Educação musicalResumo
A observação da produção musical dos alunos através das modalidades de composição, apreciação e performance permite clarear a natureza da relação entre a técnica e a compreensão musical. Sugere-se que a manifestação do nível ótimo de compreensão musical depende do refinamento técnico necessário para se realizar diferentes atividades. Os resultados confirmam esta hipótese, revelando que a performance instrumental pode ser o indicador menos apropriado da compreensão musical dos alunos devido à complexidade desta modalidade. A continuidade deste estudo está sendo conduzida tendo em vista as implicações da escolha do repertório para o desenvolvimento musical dos alunos.
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