Correspondence between the Body Modality of Music Students during the Listening to a Melodic Fragment and its Subsequent Sung Interpretation

For embodied music cognition, the human body plays a determining role in musical production, perception and understanding (Leman, 2008). When listening to music, people react with accompanying movements such as clapping, head swaying or imitating the instrumental performance. The latter, known as mo...

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Autores principales: Valles, Mónica Leonor, Martínez, Isabel Cecilia, Ordás, Manuel Alejandro, Pissinis, Juan Félix
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Publicado: 2018
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Acceso en línea:http://sedici.unlp.edu.ar/handle/10915/70462
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topic Música
instrumental mimesis
body modality
sung interpretation
correspondence
spellingShingle Música
instrumental mimesis
body modality
sung interpretation
correspondence
Valles, Mónica Leonor
Martínez, Isabel Cecilia
Ordás, Manuel Alejandro
Pissinis, Juan Félix
Correspondence between the Body Modality of Music Students during the Listening to a Melodic Fragment and its Subsequent Sung Interpretation
topic_facet Música
instrumental mimesis
body modality
sung interpretation
correspondence
description For embodied music cognition, the human body plays a determining role in musical production, perception and understanding (Leman, 2008). When listening to music, people react with accompanying movements such as clapping, head swaying or imitating the instrumental performance. The latter, known as motor-mimetic sketching, is part of what is known as playing ‘air instruments’ (Godøy, Haga and Jensenius, 2006), an instrumental mimesis where the corporal actions of the instrumental performance are recreated without having physical contact with an instrument. In this manifest behavior, one can observe essential characteristics of the covert mental images associated with the musical experience. It would be expected then that such characteristics are reflected in a real sung rendition of the same piece.
format Objeto de conferencia
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author Valles, Mónica Leonor
Martínez, Isabel Cecilia
Ordás, Manuel Alejandro
Pissinis, Juan Félix
author_facet Valles, Mónica Leonor
Martínez, Isabel Cecilia
Ordás, Manuel Alejandro
Pissinis, Juan Félix
author_sort Valles, Mónica Leonor
title Correspondence between the Body Modality of Music Students during the Listening to a Melodic Fragment and its Subsequent Sung Interpretation
title_short Correspondence between the Body Modality of Music Students during the Listening to a Melodic Fragment and its Subsequent Sung Interpretation
title_full Correspondence between the Body Modality of Music Students during the Listening to a Melodic Fragment and its Subsequent Sung Interpretation
title_fullStr Correspondence between the Body Modality of Music Students during the Listening to a Melodic Fragment and its Subsequent Sung Interpretation
title_full_unstemmed Correspondence between the Body Modality of Music Students during the Listening to a Melodic Fragment and its Subsequent Sung Interpretation
title_sort correspondence between the body modality of music students during the listening to a melodic fragment and its subsequent sung interpretation
publishDate 2018
url http://sedici.unlp.edu.ar/handle/10915/70462
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