La perspectiva pragmática en las investigaciones sobre práctica instrumental
condiciones e implicaciones procedimentales
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https://doi.org/10.35699/2317-6377.2009.54675Palabras clave:
práctica instrumental en música, procedimientos en música, estrategias en músicaResumen
Las investigaciones sobre la práctica instrumental evidencian tendencias que reflejan ciertos aspectos de la racionalidad calculada en la acción y apuntan hacia una perspectiva pragmática de compromiso personal ante las situaciones de práctica. Las sistematizaciones sobre modos intencionales de proceder en la práctica instrumental, en conexión con niveles de especialización músico-instrumental, se encuentran no solo en los resultados de estas investigaciones, sino también implícitas en los conceptos de práctica. Así, el presente artículo discute la naturaleza y el propósito de las condiciones procedimentales implícitas en los conceptos y resultados de investigaciones sobre práctica instrumental. Las implicaciones procedimentales también se presentan en las discusiones sobre la cantidad y la calidad en la práctica, justificando la existencia de niveles diferenciados de especialización músico-instrumental. El presente artículo también aborda la relación entre procedimientos y estrategias de práctica.
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