Sonoridades Múltiplas: práticas criativas e interações poético-estéticas para uma educação sonoro/musical na contemporaneidade

Abstract

This thesis studies the quality of formation in creative processes and free improvisation, through poetic-aesthetic interactions (in its Greek original conception), in artistic and pedagogical practices facing the contemporary sound-musical education, with emphasis on diverse listening, in tune with the contemporary musical practices. Subsidized by the theoretical and methodological support of a group of authors, crucial in my development as artist-professor, it is crucial proposals for the development of the inventive potential of people involved in teaching situations/participatory learning. The major goal is to investigate the performance and qualitative scope of these proposals, in the light of the new paradigms of contemporary knowledge, which I have applied to my work with students of Bachelor of Music, Theatre, Dance, Film and Audiovisual at the ICA of the UFC. The aim is, therefore, the individual and collective development of perceptive and expressive potential of these artists/educators in formation, through knowledge produced interactively by actions undertaken in workshops/laboratories and performances as well as their results in other teaching/learning situations and artistic projects. The thesis is structured in three chapters: a) first I present a revision of the work made by H.-J. Koellreutter, Conrado Silva, Murray Schafer e Chefa Alonso, with their Brazilian counterparts as Teca A. de Brito (Koellreutter), Luís B. Albuquerque (Silva) and Marisa Fonterrada (Schafer), together with Paulo Freire’s work, all of whose lives and intellectual productions attest, with specific contributions, intense dedication to innovative education and the sharing of formative objectives such as autonomy, creativity, critical thinking, dialogism and interactivity; b) then I create dialogues between these authors and other that have studied the great changes in contemporary thought, with strong effects in several areas, leading to the emergence of new paradigms that assert cognitive act as process, creation as pedagogical excellence, and action-research methodology as an imperative dictated by the articulation of shared knowledge production and artisticeducational settings to an actual investigation, seeking supportive strategies to overcome the problems lived; c) then I present the concrete results of the artistic and educational activities in workshops/laboratories, performances and classrooms from a number of action-research instruments, such as the individual and collective documentation, revealing their power of synthesis and analytical evaluation of the whole construction process theoretical of the thesis, whose examination reveals the quality of the changes and advances made by all participants.