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Eclecticismo, Écart y alteridad: Symphony V American, de Leonardo Balada, como paradigma compositivo

2021

Eclecticism is a complex creative trend born as a consequence of both postmodernism and the heterodox treatment of cultural identity borders. This aesthetic path emerges as a compositional model of great communicative power in contemporary creation in the last two decades. Our essay addresses the Symphony V "American" (2003) by Leonardo Balada (1933) as a compositional paradigm. Through this article we demonstrate the importance of including popular sounds and re-signifying materials in the creative conception. A valid model of communication ahead of the challenges of globalization and mass media processes is therefore established hereby.

UNESCO::CIENCIAS DE LAS ARTES Y LAS LETRAScomo paradigma compositivo Múrcia i Cambra:CIENCIAS DE LAS ARTES Y LAS LETRAS [UNESCO]territorios para el arte 590908 2021 7 8182065 Eclecticismo [revista de investigación musical]Écart y alteridad: Symphony V AmericanMiquel Àngel Eclecticism is a complex creative trend born as a consequence of both postmodernism and the heterodox treatment of cultural identity borders. This aesthetic path emerges as a compositional model of great communicative power in contemporary creation in the last two decades. Our essay addresses the Symphony V "American" (2003) by Leonardo Balada (1933) as a compositional paradigm. Through this article we demonstrate the importance of including popular sounds and re-signifying materials in the creative conception. A valid model of communication ahead of the challenges of globalization and mass media processes is therefore established hereby. 187 1982386-8260 13268 Itamarde Leonardo Baladarevista de investigación musical: territorios para el arte 590908 2021 7 8182065 EclecticismoSymphony V American [Écart y alteridad]
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La langue affrontée : voix intimes des domestiques dans The Cattle Killing de John Edgar Wideman

2017

The Cattle Killing traces the path a young Black itinerant preacher – a former slave reduced to vagrancy in plague-ridden 1793 Philadelphia. During his travels, he encounters Liam and Mrs. Stubbs, a Black man and a white woman, both former servants who have come from England where Liam was indentured to painter George Stubbs while his wife was Stubbs’ maid. They came to America in hope of a better life that would save them from ambiant racism. The preacher also meets Kathryn, a black woman serving the wife of a famous Abolitionnist, a Founding Father and enlightened humanist. Kathryn works as an amanuensis for her blind mistress and writes a diary the latter dictates. Yet the servant surrep…

[SHS.LITT] Humanities and Social Sciences/LiteratureLumièresabolitionnismemaîtres[SHS.LITT]Humanities and Social Sciences/LiteratureBlancsdomestiquesesclavessignifyingNoirs
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