Gesto na performance da percussão, Parte 1: análise percentual de dados experimentais

Fernando Chaib; Homero Chaib Filho; João Catalão

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Fernando Chaib University of Minas Gerais (Brazil) https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9606-6335
Homero Chaib Filho Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology, Goiânia, GO
João Catalão SIxtrum / University of Montreal, Canadá

Keywords:

Gesture influence in performance, Percussion, Performance, Descriptive statistic

Abstract

This paper, Part 1 of the same study, discusses the influence of corporal gesture on the sensations of continuity, suspension and conclusion of a percussion musical excerpt from a descriptive statistical analysis data obtained on a specific experiment. From the complex relationship between the percussionist and musical text displayed largely on percussion productions, we seek to understand how far the motion body could be a supportive agent in the process of transmission of specific feelings about the music performed in a percussive performance. The complexity of this experimental process forced us to divide the results into two articles. This work comes from the 1st part of publishing data acquired since the experiment exposed here also suffered a factorial analysis of correspondences, can be found in the subsequent Article from this one.

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Fernando Chaib, University of Minas Gerais (Brazil)

Fernando Chaib is Doctor and Master in Music/Performance by the Department of Communication and Art of the University of Aveiro (Portugal) and graduated in percussion by UNESP. He has won awards as soloist and chamber musician in countries such as Italy, Portugal and Brazil. He has been performing in the Asian, European and American continents. He has articles in the main periodicals specializing in music in Brazil and in congresses abroad. He is currently a professor at the Federal Institute of Goiás, where he coordinates the Center of Excellence for Teaching, Research and Performance in Percussion - NΞP³/IFG (which integrates the Center of Excellence for Teaching, Research and Performance in Percussion - CΞP³).

Homero Chaib Filho, Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology, Goiânia, GO

Homero Chaib Filho has a PhD in Applied Mathematics from the Escuela Técnica Superior de Ingenieros Agrónomos de la Universidad de Madrid (Spain), and is a retired researcher from EMBRAPA. He has presented papers at conferences in Europe, Asia and America. He has national and international publications.

João Catalão, SIxtrum / University of Montreal, Canadá

João Catalão is Doctor in Music/Performance by the University of Montreal (Canada), having specialized at the Strasbourg Conservatory and graduated at UFSM. He is a member of the percussion groups KT-Z (Brazil) and Sixtrum (Canada). He performs in countries of the European and American continent.

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Gestures on percussion performance, Part 1

percentage analysis of experimental data

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Fernando Chaib, University of Minas Gerais (Brazil)

Homero Chaib Filho, Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology, Goiânia, GO

João Catalão, SIxtrum / University of Montreal, Canadá

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