``Double Check Reflective Artistic Cycle’ (CARDC)

The proposition of a methodological tool in the field of Artistic Research

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https://doi.org/10.35699/2317-6377.2022.39994

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Instrumental practice as research, autoethnography, study strategies, artistic research in music

Abstract

This article consists of a study in the field of artistic research that proposes the application of a specific methodological tool for the construction of an interpretation, based on the study of works by the composer Flausino Valle (1894-1954). The focus is on the observation of the process, with consideration of technical and musical issues and with the aim of systematizing and proposing a replicable theoretical-methodological tool. From the Practice as Research (PaR), structured in a path with two cycles of data collection, use of the reflective diary and the analysis through the autoethnographic method, we sought to capture, describe, analyze and, finally, systematize, the process application of strategies for the development of the interpretation of the works. The methodology chosen for the construction of the interpretation proved to be collaborative to the self-reflexive and self-regulatory stimulus and generated a methodological tool.

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Leonardo Vieira Feichas, Federal University of Acre (Brazil)

Leonardo Feichas has a PhD in Musical Arts (Universidade Nova de Lisboa) and a Doctorate in Music from the University of the State University of Campinas (UNICAMP). He holds a bachelor's degree in violin and a master's degree in music from UNICAMP, participated in orchestras in the state of São Paulo and performed in several countries. Feichas is currently a violin professor at the Federal University of Acre (UFAC). As a researcher, he has as his object of investigation the Brazilian composer Flausino Valle (1894-1954). He is one of the creators of the Encontro de Cordas Flausino Valle, along with professors Liu Man Ying and Dora Utermohl, both professors at Universidade Federal do Ceará. He is a researcher at the Grupo de estudos sobre o Violoncelo, Violino, Viola e Contrabaixo (GRUVIO), at the Grupo de Estudos da Performance de Instrumentos de Cordas (GEPInC/UNICAMP) and at the Grupo Música e Interpretação (Universidade Nova de Lisboa).

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2022-08-08

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Feichas, Leonardo Vieira. 2022. “``Double Check Reflective Artistic Cycle’ (CARDC): The Proposition of a Methodological Tool in the Field of Artistic Research”. Per Musi, no. 42 (August):1-24. https://doi.org/10.35699/2317-6377.2022.39994.

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No. 42 (2022): General Topics

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