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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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Las canciones infantiles de transmisión oral en Murcia durante el siglo XX

Martín Escobar, María Jesús 18 January 2002 (has links)
Investigations carried out by us in Murcia have brought to the fore the changes in children's orality as expressed in their songs. We have analyzed many children's songs transmitted through the oral tradition, which, in experiments in situ, we compiled from all the provinces of that Region and covering the entire XX century, given that the persons who enlightened us were aged from 4 to 99. Our fieldwork was not only limited to assembling the music and text of the songs, but also included the social, cultural and functional data of each song, whereby the analysis assumed an Anthropological profile. This thesis shows how children's songs have always been predetermined by the changing circumstances suffered by children throughout the entire century. The relationship between children's musical orality and the changing social and cultural climate in Murcia is possibly an indication of similar processes in other geographical areas. / En investigaciones realizadas en la Región de Murcia hemos venido verificando cambios en la oralidad infantil a través de sus canciones. Hemos analizado numerosos cantos infantiles de transmisión oral recogidos en trabajos de campo de todas las comarcas y décadas del siglo XX, pues acudimos a informantes entre 4 y 99 años. Esos trabajos no se limitaron al acopio de los elementos musicales y textuales de las canciones, sino que incluyeron datos del contexto social, cultural y funcional de cada una, por lo que el análisis entró en el campo de la Antropología musical. Esta tesis muestra cómo las canciones infantiles han venido estando sobredeterminadas por el entorno cambiante de la infancia a lo largo del siglo. La relación entre oralidad musical infantil y el mutante entorno socioeconómico de Murcia puede revelar procesos similares en otras áreas geográficas.

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