Saberes percussivos nas escolas públicas da cidade de Fortaleza

Abstract

This thesis analyzed the percussive knowledge produced by the Maracatus and Marcial-Show bands in the public schools of the city of Fortaleza. In the school space, from the literatures in the area and the empirical data collected through the field research, it was identified that the percussive practices in collective are developed, mainly, by groups of maracatus and fanfarras, constituting like groups of extracurricular activities Which carry out essays, activities and artistic presentations. This phenomenon led to the problematization of the existence of these groups as generators of knowledge, but without an articulation with the educational activities of the school. Therefore, in view of this set of practices in school reality, the research affirms the existence of percussive knowledge through the educational dimensions of epistemic, identity and social knowledge based on the theory of the relationship with the knowledge of Charlot (2000) and proposes a reflection in the In terms of the epistemologies of the south, Santos (2010), for a constructive educational possibility and valid from percussive practices in collective in public schools. Through the semi-open interviews - with the chosen subjects - the research identified the percussive practices developed and understood the meanings attributed by the subjects in this learning process. Thus, this work brings contributions to the field of musical education from a perspective of the knowledge resonated in the socio-educational context of the school space.