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Long-term music instruction is partially associated with the development of socioemotional skills. [PDF]

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Villanueva J, Ilari B, Habibi A.
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From science to society: Exploring the nexus between obesity research and public awareness in Brazil. [PDF]

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Lafetá Pinto Santos S, Miyabara R, Ghimouz R, Dobre M, Brateanu A, Campos LA, Baltatu OC.   +6 more
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Sexuality and reproduction: contributions of multisituated socioanthropological research with "digital natives". [PDF]

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Cabral CDS, Brandão ER, Pilecco FB, Reis APD, Olivar JMN, Knauth DR.   +5 more
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Relocate to compete: a critical view on the diaspora of Russian athletes. [PDF]

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Absalyamov T, Schubert M.
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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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A proposal of conceptual model for Brazilian popular music

Journal of Documentation, 2023
PurposeThe term “Brazilian popular music” refers to a varied repertoire of musical styles with a strong connection to local culture. The initiatives of representation of this domain of interest occur through adaptations of generic models and strategies coming from contexts and musical styles that differ from the essential characteristics of the ...
Marcos Fragomeni Padron, Fernando William Cruz, Juliana Rocha De Faria Silva, Richard P. Smiraglia   +3 more
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Brazilian Popular Music, Performance, and Culture

2023
The study of music involves three types: art music (classical, concert, erudita in Portuguese), folkloric music (rural, anonymous, traditional, learned face-to-face), and popular music (largely urban, composed, subject to fashion, and transmitted by mechanical/electronic means, from sheet music to modern vehicles).
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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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