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  • About
  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Concerto para trompete e orquestra de cordas de Alfredo Dias: perspectivas interpretativas

Locatelli, Nikola Cunha 27 May 2013 (has links)
Made available in DSpace on 2015-05-14T12:52:32Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 arquivototal.pdf: 7762651 bytes, checksum: fd665319950500f26eeecebc340a5a5b (MD5) Previous issue date: 2013-05-27 / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior - CAPES / The present dissertation is about the study of the Concerto para Trompete e Orquestra de Cordas Concert for Trumpet and String Orchestra by the composer Alfredo Silveira Dias Filho. This is a qualitative research with three subjects, which are important soloists, teachers and orchestral musicians in the nacional scenario. The focus of the first chapter is mainly the technical-interpretative problems found in the performance of the concerto and the technical fundaments of the trumpet. On the second chapter it is included a biography of the composer, historical data of his work and the explanation of the technical-interpretative questions presented to the subjects. It is also in this chapter that the technical-interpretative questions, which were presented to the subjects to answer, are explained. The third chapter has a description of the methodology of the research, which was based in structured questionnaires that were answered by the subjects. The third chapter finishes with the comparison and analysis of the obtained answers. The dissertation ends with the final considerations, which demonstrates the importance of the performer when looking to the score and constructing the musical speech. Between the three subjects, it can be seen not only differences, but also many common points. The main objective of this study is to build interpretative questions that might be found in the Concerto and how the three professors think about these questions and pursue to solve them. From the crossing and analysis of their answers, we seek to achieve a broader view of the piece, and finally the possible solutions of its technical-interpretative questions. / Este trabalho destina-se ao estudo interpretativo do Concerto para Trompete e Orquestra de Cordas do compositor Alfredo Silveira Dias Filho. Trata-se de uma pesquisa qualitativa com três sujeitos, que são importantes solistas, professores e músicos de orquestra no âmbito nacional. No primeiro capítulo serão abordados fundamentalmente problemas técnico interpretativos na performance do concerto e os fundamentos técnicos do instrumento. No segundo capítulo encontra-se uma biografia do autor, dados históricos de sua obra e estão explicadas as questões técnico-interpretativas apresentadas aos sujeitos de pesquisa. O terceiro capítulo possui uma descrição da metodologia da pesquisa, a qual se utilizou de questionários estruturados que foram respondidos pelos sujeitos. Ainda neste capítulo encontra-se a comparação e análise das respostas obtidas. A dissertação se encerra com as considerações finais sobre a importância do olhar do intérprete sobre a partitura e como a construção do discurso musical entre os três sujeitos apresenta além de divergências, muitos pontos em comum. Buscou-se como objetivo principal desta dissertação fazer um levantamento das questões interpretativas que podem ser encontradas no Concerto e como três músicos profissionais pensam estas questões e procuram resolvê-las. Do cruzamento e análise das respostas procura-se ter uma visão mais ampla da obra e das possíveis soluções de suas questões técnico-interpretativas.
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Dark Satire as Political Criticism in Dias' Gomes O Bem-Amado

Nelson, Mark Jeffrey 01 December 2014 (has links) (PDF)
This thesis examines the Dias Gomes' play turned telenovela, O Bem-Amado, to demonstrate the use of satire and dark humor to make political commentary during the tumultuous sociopolitical era in Brazil from the early 1960s through the late-1970s. This era in Brazil is characterized by the overthrow of the leftist democratically elected civilian government by a corporate-backed hardline military dictatorship in the early part of 1964, which lasts for approximately 20 years. The result of this authoritative military rule causes many artists and intellectuals that oppose the dictatorship's repression to flee into exile abroad or adapt to the changing sociopolitical environment. Those who are not forced into exile begin to procure and find new avenues to express their dissatisfaction with the lack of free political expression. Dias Gomes becomes an accomplished playwright during the late 1950s and 1960s and uses the stage to make sociopolitical commentary and criticism. However by the late 1960s his pieces are continually being censored by the regime. At this time the television soap opera has become immensely popular in the country and the writer receives an invitation by an old colleague to begin writing telenovelas. Through this invitation, the playwright continues to make political commentary through his ability to portray the authentic Brazilian social experience. O Bem- Amado stands out as one of these authentic Brazilian portrayals of a corrupt Northeast Brazilian mayor that does anything to protect his political image. Dias Gomes employs dark humor and satire to point out the follies of the old politician, while at the same time he critiques corrupt authoritarian governments in general. This satiric humor proves to be the right aesthetic to get by the censors of the then authoritarian military regime and make public his sociopolitical criticisms.

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