Made available in DSpace on 2018-07-27T18:25:57Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 0 Previous issue date: 2003. Added 1 bitstream(s) on 2018-07-27T18:29:58Z : No. of bitstreams: 1 000215693.pdf: 10226498 bytes, checksum: b437ec2f8b8ebda94b50d13b7ea0db6c (MD5) / Este trabalho consiste na análise de um caso especifico da disciplina Canto Coral inserida no curso livre de Formaçào Musical da Fundação das Artes de São Caetano do Sul, fundamentando-se em autores da área musical e de áreas afins: Edgar Morin, Jean Piaget, Howard Gardner, Keith Swanwick, Émile Dalcroze, Zoltán Kodály e Doreen Rao. A investigação buscou os elos entre as idéias destes autores que convergem para o ponto central de nossa discussão, a qual consiste na importância de relacionar, na construção do conhecimento, o agir e o compreender, o figurativo e o formal, a intuição e a análise. O conhecimento musical é compreendido como uma construção própria que cada indivíduo realiza a partir da experiência e em que as capacidades humanas de intuição e análise entrelaçam-se para integrar os diversos níveis de conhecimento. Diante da importância do Canto Coral na formação do músico, o estudo refletiu sobre: o fato de a disciplina funcionar, na prática, como complementar e algumas formas e práticas pedagógico-musicais para tomá-la mais significativa na formação do músico. / This dissertation consists of the analysis of a specific case of the course "Canto Coral" (choral singing) included in the music course of the Arts Foundation of São Caetano do Sul, with theoretical base on authors who have written about music, education and related areas: Edgar Morin, Jean Piaget, Howard Gardner, Émile Dalcroze, Zoltán Kodály e Doreen Rao Our investigation sought out the links between the ideas of these authors which converge in the central point of our discussion - the importance of relating, in the construction of knowledge, action to understanding, the figurative to the formal, intuition to analysis Musical understanding is understood as an individual construction which each one creates through his experience and in which the human capacities of intuition and analysis connect to integrate diverse levels of understanding In face of the importance of choral singing in musical education, this study reflects on the following: on the fact that the course functions, in practice, as complementary and on pedagogic and musical ways to make it more significant in the creation musicians.

Made available in DSpace on 2016-12-09T13:52:14Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 0 Previous issue date: 2015-10-19. Added 1 bitstream(s) on 2016-12-09T13:55:18Z : No. of bitstreams: 1 000871113.pdf: 3265343 bytes, checksum: 5fb9ae56ce4a86756dcae8a73a548ee6 (MD5) / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES) / Este trabalho tem como foco a interface entre Educação Musical e Políticas Culturais. O estudo, construído a partir de uma pesquisa documental, objetivou o mapeamento dos Pontos de Cultura (PCs) integrantes da Rede Estadual Paulista e identificação das concepções acerca da educação musical conduzida nesses espaços. A pesquisa também procurou aprofundar o debate sobre o Programa Cultura Viva, criado em 2003, e sua ação prática - Pontos de Cultura - apoiando-se no discurso oficial do governo evidente nos documentos, leis e pronunciamentos; nos estudos sobre políticas culturais; nas ideias de cidadania e diversidade cultural abordadas principalmente por CHAUÍ (1985, 1992, 1995, 1997, 2006, 2008, 2009) e pela UNESCO (1997, 1998, 2002, 2007, 2009) e sobre as práticas musicais no âmbito da educação não-formal (GOHN 1999, 2007, 2010; KLEBER 2011, 2014; HIKIJI 2006) . Esta pesquisa aponta iniciativas que emergem da sociedade como espaços de aprendizagem musical, reconhecidos e beneficiados por uma política pública de cultura. Almeja-se com isso, fomentar o debate sobre as politicas culturais no campo da Educação Musical, apontando respostas possíveis a algumas perguntas acerca da educação musical empreendida nos projetos desenvolvidos pelos Pontos de Cultura, como quem são os atores das práticas musicais, o que se tem ensinado e trabalhado nesses locais e quais as visões e ideias de educação musical. Pretende-se também, evidenciar os Pontos de Cultura como um espaço emergente de educação musical (considerando a meta do Ministério da Cultura de ter 15 mil Pontos de Cultura implantados no Brasil até o ano de 2020) e contribuir para aqueles educadores musicais que cogitam transitar nesse meio. Resultados revelam a importância dos Pontos de Cultura enquanto espaço de aprendizado musical, sendo, em muitos casos, as únicas instituições destinadas ao ensino gratuito... / This work focuses on the interface between music education and cultural policies. The study, constructed from documentary research, aimed at mapping the Pontos de Cultura (PCs) São Paulo State Network members and identification of conceptions about music education provided in these spaces. The survey also sought to deepen the debate on the law Cultura Viva and its practical action- Pontos de Cultura - on official government speech evident in documents, laws and pronouncements; in studies on cultural policies; the ideas of citizenship and cultural diversity addressed primarily by CHAUÍ (1985, 1992, 1995, 1997, 2006, 2008, 2009) and UNESCO (1997, 1998, 2002, 2007, 2009) and about the musical practices in the context of non-formal education (1999, 2007 GOHN, 2010; KLEBER 2011, 2014; HIKIJI 2006). This research points to initiatives that emerge from the society as musical learning spaces, recognized and processed by a public policy of culture. Aims with it, to encourage debate on cultural policies in the field of music education, putting possible answers to some questions about musical education undertaken in projects developed by Pontos de Cultura such as who are the actors of the musical practices, what has taught and worked in these locations and what the visions and ideas of music education. Also, aims to highlight the Pontos de Cultura as an emerging space of musical education (considering the goal of the Ministry of Culture had 15 thousand Pontos de Cultura implanted in Brazil by the year 2020) and contribute to those music educators who set their minds on transit. Results show the importance of Pontos de Cultura while learning musical space, being, in many cases, the only institutions for the free education of music in their municipalities. The documentary research also served to elucidate some ideas that apply in these spaces, being the ones that stood out were: the music as a tool for social ...

Orientadora: Dorotéa Machado Kerr / Banca: Magali Kleber / Banca: Alberto Ikeda / Resumo: Este trabalho tem como foco a interface entre Educação Musical e Políticas Culturais. O estudo, construído a partir de uma pesquisa documental, objetivou o mapeamento dos Pontos de Cultura (PCs) integrantes da Rede Estadual Paulista e identificação das concepções acerca da educação musical conduzida nesses espaços. A pesquisa também procurou aprofundar o debate sobre o Programa Cultura Viva, criado em 2003, e sua ação prática - Pontos de Cultura - apoiando-se no discurso oficial do governo evidente nos documentos, leis e pronunciamentos; nos estudos sobre políticas culturais; nas ideias de cidadania e diversidade cultural abordadas principalmente por CHAUÍ (1985, 1992, 1995, 1997, 2006, 2008, 2009) e pela UNESCO (1997, 1998, 2002, 2007, 2009) e sobre as práticas musicais no âmbito da educação não-formal (GOHN 1999, 2007, 2010; KLEBER 2011, 2014; HIKIJI 2006) . Esta pesquisa aponta iniciativas que emergem da sociedade como espaços de aprendizagem musical, reconhecidos e beneficiados por uma política pública de cultura. Almeja-se com isso, fomentar o debate sobre as politicas culturais no campo da Educação Musical, apontando respostas possíveis a algumas perguntas acerca da educação musical empreendida nos projetos desenvolvidos pelos Pontos de Cultura, como quem são os atores das práticas musicais, o que se tem ensinado e trabalhado nesses locais e quais as visões e ideias de educação musical. Pretende-se também, evidenciar os Pontos de Cultura como um espaço emergente de educação musical (considerando a meta do Ministério da Cultura de ter 15 mil Pontos de Cultura implantados no Brasil até o ano de 2020) e contribuir para aqueles educadores musicais que cogitam transitar nesse meio. Resultados revelam a importância dos Pontos de Cultura enquanto espaço de aprendizado musical, sendo, em muitos casos, as únicas instituições destinadas ao ensino gratuito... / Abstract: This work focuses on the interface between music education and cultural policies. The study, constructed from documentary research, aimed at mapping the Pontos de Cultura (PCs) São Paulo State Network members and identification of conceptions about music education provided in these spaces. The survey also sought to deepen the debate on the law Cultura Viva and its practical action- Pontos de Cultura - on official government speech evident in documents, laws and pronouncements; in studies on cultural policies; the ideas of citizenship and cultural diversity addressed primarily by CHAUÍ (1985, 1992, 1995, 1997, 2006, 2008, 2009) and UNESCO (1997, 1998, 2002, 2007, 2009) and about the musical practices in the context of non-formal education (1999, 2007 GOHN, 2010; KLEBER 2011, 2014; HIKIJI 2006). This research points to initiatives that emerge from the society as musical learning spaces, recognized and processed by a public policy of culture. Aims with it, to encourage debate on cultural policies in the field of music education, putting possible answers to some questions about musical education undertaken in projects developed by Pontos de Cultura such as who are the actors of the musical practices, what has taught and worked in these locations and what the visions and ideas of music education. Also, aims to highlight the Pontos de Cultura as an emerging space of musical education (considering the goal of the Ministry of Culture had 15 thousand Pontos de Cultura implanted in Brazil by the year 2020) and contribute to those music educators who set their minds on transit. Results show the importance of Pontos de Cultura while learning musical space, being, in many cases, the only institutions for the free education of music in their municipalities. The documentary research also served to elucidate some ideas that apply in these spaces, being the ones that stood out were: the music as a tool for social ... / Mestre

Orientador: Dorotéa Machado Kerr / Banca: Marisa Trench de Oliveira Fonterrada / Banca: Ilza Zenker Joly / Resumo: Presente pesquisa tem por objetivo analisar as orientações curriculares, os materiais de apoio e os cursos de formação contínua oferecidos aos professores de Educação Infantil e Ensino Fundamental da Rede Municipal de Ensino de São Paulo para a Educação Musical, no período que compreendeu os anos de 1956 a 2008, como parte das políticas públicas da Secretaria de Educação do município de São Paulo. A sua realização problematizou as mudanças ocorridas no ensino de música nas escolas municipais de São Paulo, considerando as diferentes administrações do município nesse período, as mudanças na legislação para o ensino de Artes, em nível nacional (Lei nº 5692 de 1971, LDB de 1996 e Lei nº 11.769 de 2008), e a publicação dos Referenciais Curriculares entre 1997 e 1998. Analisando os documentos elaborados pela Diretoria de Orientação Técnica da Secretaria Municipal de Educação de São Paulo para o ensino de música, procurou-se compreender o processo de construção de Políticas Públicas e discutir quais fatores contribuíram para as mudanças na concepção e no espaço que a Educação Musical ocupou nas escolas municipais paulistanas ao longo desse período. O primeiro capítulo trata da conceituação do termo Políticas Públicas, dos agentes envolvidos e das diferentes etapas inerentes à formulação das mesmas, além de formas de avaliação de políticas para subsidiar as análises deste trabalho. O segundo capítulo aborda as Políticas Públicas para o ensino de música nas escolas municipais de São Paulo de 1956 a 1983, período em que este foi obrigatório. No terceiro capítulo apresentamos as iniciativas para o ensino de música de 1993 a 1996, quando foram desenvolvidos cursos de formação contínua para professores de Educação Infantil. O quarto capítulo aborda os programas e projetos desenvolvidos na área entre 1996 e 2008... (Resumo completo, clicar acesso eletrônico abaixo) / Abstract: The present research aimed to analyze the curricular orientations, materials and capacitation courses for Musical Education offered to professors of Basic Education from municipal schools of São Paulo between 1956 and 2008. The porpuse of the research was to discuss the changes in Public Politics for Musical Education in municipal schools of São Paulo, considering the different administrations of the city in this period, the changes in the legislation for the curricular of Arts in national level (Law nº5692 of 1971, LDB of 1996 and Law nº 11769 of 2008), and the publication of the National Curricular References between 1997 and 1998. Analyzing the official documents elaborated by the Technique Orientations Department for Musical Education, we tried to comprehend the process of construction of Public Politics and to discuss which factors contributed for the changes in the conception and the space that Musical Education occupied in municipal schools of São Paulo throughout this period. The first chapter deals with the concept of Public Politics. It brings the agents and the different stages involved in the elaboration of Public Politics, and types of politics evaluation, in order to increment the analyses. The first chapter approaches the Public Politics for Musical Education between 1956 and 1983, period in which it was obligatory. The third chapter presents the initiatives for Musical Education between 1993 and 1996, when it was developed music capacitation courses for kinder garden teachers. The fourth chapter approaches the developed programs and projects in the area, developed between 1996 and 2008, when optional music courses were creates. These are ofered to teachers until nowadays. / Mestre

The purpose of this study is twofold: (1) to formulate the bases for a music curriculum to be offered at high school level; and (2) to evaluate the present music offerings in seventy-five representative Texas high schools.

Music education is an essential aspect of education. The South African school curriculum for the Creative Arts combines dance, drama, music and the visual arts. The curriculum uses a combination of the theories of Carl Orff, Emile Jaques-Dalcroze and Zoltán Kodály. Each of these music theorists and educationists have their own distinctive approach to teaching music. This study explores the theories of music education of Carl Orff, Emile Jaques-Dalcroze and Zoltán Kodály. These theories are applied in a critical analysis of both the South African curriculum and the curriculum of New South Wales. The researcher developed music activities to address the shortcomings of both the South African curriculum and the music texts.

South African education has been heavily influenced by British rule since 1806 and “the legacy of apartheid continues to be felt in the education system of South Africa” (Herbst, 2005:4). This legacy stems largely from the introduction of English as a language of transmission to the legislation and regulations, such as the Bantu Education Act (1953), the Correspondence College Act (1965) and the Technical College Act (1981, amended in 1989 regulating technical colleges) (DoE, 2003:1-2; Herbst, 2005:4). The African National Congress (ANC), which became the new government in 1994, felt that the syllabus prior to 1994 was overly prescriptive and fragmented. The system had already been declared, in a review in 1980, as inferior, biased towards Western European ideals, and that the content and the examinations “did not provide an appropriate school leaving certificate for the majority of learners” (Department of Education (c), 2003:1-2). The current government felt the need for the system to be phased out and for the phasing in of a system of outcomes-based education which was to be put into operation from 1997 and finalized in 2008 (Department of Education (c), 2003:1; Hauptfleisch, 1993:1; Herbst, 2005:4). The National Curriculum Statement Grades 10-12 was aimed at replacing Report 550, A Résumé of Instructional Programmes in Schools (hereafter referred to as Report 550), as the document that stipulated policy on curriculum and qualifications in Grades 10-12 (Department of Education (c), 2003:viii). The 1997 National Curriculum statement was revised in 2002 and was thereafter referred to as the Revised National Curriculum Statement (RNCS) (Herbst, 2005:4). By the early 2000‟s the need for a revision of the South African education system had gained momentum. The criticism was fuelled by children‟s inability to read, write and count, their lack of general knowledge, and the shift away from explicit teaching and learning to facilitation and group work. Furthermore, teachers did not know what to teach (Dada et al., 2009:13). In July 2009 the then Minister of Basic Education appointed a panel of experts to investigate the nature of the challenges and problems experienced in the implementation of the National Curriculum Statement and to develop a set of recommendations designed to improve the implementation thereof (Dada et al., 2009:5). The panel of 2009, amongst other things, designed a document called Curriculum Assessment Policy Statement (CAPS). CAPS aims to improve, inter alia, the implementation of Music as a subject in the National Curriculum Statement. CAPS is the single comprehensive Curriculum and Assessment Policy document developed to replace the old Subject Statements, Learning Programme Guidelines and Subject Assessment Guidelines in Grades R – 12, the amended National Curriculum Statement Grades R - 12: Curriculum and Assessment Policy (January 2011), the National Curriculum Statement Grades R - 9 (2002) and the National Curriculum Statement Grades 10 - 12 (2004). Within the changing context of South African education the purpose of the current research is to explore the perceptions of NMMU second year fulltime students on music education at selected senior secondary schools in South Africa. It is proposed that respondents of this study are university music students who were admitted in 2011 for all qualifications in the music department of the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University.

This study provides an introduction to Rudolf Steiner's ideas on music and music education and describes how these ideas have been adapted and applied in Grades One through Three in North American Waldorf Schools. Included in the study are: Steiner's basic philosophical concepts relating to music and music education; Steiner's rationale for aesthetic and music education; a description of the Waldorf approach to music teaching; results of a questionnaire sent to twenty-three Waldorf Schools in North America; a comparison of Steiner's key ideas on music education with those of Orff, Kodaly, and Dalcroze. / Education, Faculty of / Curriculum and Pedagogy (EDCP), Department of / Graduate

'There is more to a song than meets the ear' to paraphrase an old adage. This 'more' refers particularly to certain songs in which the acoustic properties of the music move in confluence with spoken English. This 'more' refers to a particular process through which children learn songs, and once learned engage with them as objects of thought and represent them in symbol. This 'more' refers to particular songs as events aptly suited to circumscribe the temporal/spatial, perceptual/motor, emotional/social, imaginative/cognitive engagement of children-as-learners. The dissertation is a narrative in which the author traces the story of her transformation from being a successful symbol-to-sound music teacher, to becoming a sound-to-symbol educator of children and the teachers of children. / Education, Faculty of / Curriculum and Pedagogy (EDCP), Department of / Graduate

The purpose of the creative approach in music education is to furnish the child with opportunities for originality of expression and for freedom and adventure. This thesis examines the goals and purposes of using creativity in music eduction.