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Introduction: Brazilian musics, Brazilian identities

British Journal of Ethnomusicology, 2000
This introduction provides an overview of the development of musicological research in Brazil since the late nineteenth century as a means of situating the contributions in this issue in relation to ongoing debates within Brazilian intellectual circles.
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Music tonality emotions in Brazilian musical-theory naïve individuals

Percepta - Revista de Cognição Musical, 2023
It is elusive if musical-theory naïve individuals have the same emotional perception as pro-fessionals. This study aims to investigate emotions associated with music keys. We asked 40 musical-theory naïve individuals to label keys. Positive, negative, and neutral emotions were referred by 45, 20, and 34% of the participants for major keys, and 20, 45 ...
Fernando Herbella, Thays Vaiano
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Brazilian Popular Music and Citizenship

2011
Contents Introduction: Music as Practice of Citizenship in Brazil - Idelber Avelar and Christopher Dunn Dissonant voices under a one-rule regime: Music and Labor in Estado Novo - Adalberto Paranhos Orpheonic Chant and the Construction of Childhood in Brazilian Elementary Education - Flavio Oliveira Farewell to MPB - Carlos Sandroni Tom Ze and the Idea ...
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Brazilian Electroacoustic Music Concert

Computer Music Journal, 1997
made up of complex, jagged, distorted sounds. Its dynamic, almost melodramatic nature is exaggerated by the use of industrial noises and of "dirty" sources that are granulated beyond recognition. The pieces fit together to make a strong experience of communication, of a "message," to use the title of another of Mr. Roads's pieces.
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Brazilian Identities and Musical Performances

Diogenes, 2000
… our faults do not allow our qualities to show themselves to best effect. That is why, at the moment, Brazilians are a people of intermittent qualities and permanent faults.Mário de Andrade, Essai sur la musique brésilienne, 1928This paper sets out to discuss the use and power of music in representing social identities, concentrating on the more ...
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Jazz and Brazilian Music

2000
Abstract In 1959 the release of the Brazilian film Black Orpheus introduced the musical bounty of Brazil to international audiences. The award-winning film presented many viewers with their first glimpse of the authentic music and culture of Brazil, one of the largest and most populous countries in the world.
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Theoretical Frameworks in Brazilian Electroacoustic Music

Organised Sound, 2016
This article is the final stage of seven years of research dedicated to understanding the theoretical backgrounds of Brazilian electroacoustic music in which a significant amount of data was gathered from a series of questionnaires and interviews with Brazilian composers.
Rodrigo Cicchelli Velloso   +4 more
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Chiquinha Gonzaga, Brazilian Musical Trailblazer

2019
Previous literature on the life and music of the Brazilian composer Francisca Edwiges Neves Gonzaga (1847-1935) reveals her as a historical figure of cultural and musical significance. Her contributions to society include political leadership in Brazilian campaigns for the abolition of slavery and artistic copyright.
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Brazilian Popular Music and Globalization

Hispania, 2002
Steven F. Butterman   +2 more
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Oral Tradition and Brazilian Popular Music

Yearbook for Traditional Music, 2002
Oral tradition is the theme for the event that we are initiating now. We will attempt to present a synthesis of the emergence and development of popular music and its importance in Brazilian culture. It is our intention to present a brief summary of all this trajectory throughout the national territory, particularly focusing, though, on popular music ...
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