Interpretación instrumental y educación musical
la relación entre la comprensión musical y la técnica
Palabras clave:
Comprensión musical, Técnica musical, Interpretación musical, Educación musicalResumen
La observación de la producción musical de los alumnos a través de las modalidades de composición, apreciación e interpretación permite aclarar la naturaleza de la relación entre la técnica y la comprensión musical. Se sugiere que la manifestación del nivel óptimo de comprensión musical depende del refinamiento técnico necesario para realizar las diferentes actividades. Los resultados confirman esta hipótesis, revelando que la ejecución instrumental puede ser el indicador menos apropiado de la comprensión musical de los alumnos debido a la complejidad de esta modalidad. La continuación de este estudio se lleva a cabo teniendo en cuenta las implicaciones de la elección del repertorio en el desarrollo musical de los alumnos.
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