O violino "country" norte-americano para violinistas clássicos

Autores

  • Andrew Arthur Carlson Universidade de Iowa

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.35699/2317-6377.2000.57807

Palavras-chave:

Violino folk norte-americano, técnica do violino, práticas de performance, música popular, música instrumental

Resumo

Esse artigo é parte de minha tese de doutorado (University of lowa, EUA, 1999) e tem dois objetivos. Primeiro, analisar e definir a técnica do violino folk norte-americano, com base na observação de centenas de violinistas folk tradicionais, na minha própria experiência de 24 anos como violonista folk e numa comparação entre esse estilo (basic shuffle, string crossing, drones, melodic ornaments, slides, hoe-downs, hompipes, breakdowns, waltzes e reels) e o estilo do violino erudito. Segundo, discutir uma abordagem sistemática de aprendizagem e reprodução do autêntico som do violino folk para o violonista erudito. Inclui uma breve revisão da literatura dos métodos de violino erudito e antecipa partes do meu livro Fiddling for Classical Violinists, a ser publicado pela editora Mel Bay Publishing no início de 2001.

Biografia do Autor

  • Andrew Arthur Carlson, Universidade de Iowa

    é Doutor em Violino pela University of lowa, EUA e Mestre em Violino pela Univeristy of Georgia, EUA. Atualmente, é Professor de Violino Erudito, Violino Folk, Violino Suzuki e Edição e Gravação em Estúdio na Escola de Música da Denison University em Ohio, EUA, onde também rege uma orquestra de cordas. Seu livro Fiddling for Classical Violinists será publicado pela editora Mel Bay Publishing no início de 2001.

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2002-01-07

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“O Violino ‘country’ Norte-Americano Para Violinistas clássicos”. 2002. Per Musi, nº 02 (janeiro): 15-29. https://doi.org/10.35699/2317-6377.2000.57807.