Imaginaries of intuitive and systematic composition

Authors

  • JANNET ALVARADO DELGADO University of Cuenca

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18537/tria.11.01.17

Abstract

Defining, giving meaning and classifying musical composition and interdisciplinary work that includes sound requires a critical analysis of the dominant archetypes known as academic, formal, contemporary, popular, ancestral music, among others. A good part of the forms of learning, transmission and use of these categories coincide with the systematic or intuitive notions of the theory of knowledge that have exercised a discriminatory power from the center when it comes to giving status to complex or simple sound organizations of different cultures, approving or denying the validity of one and the other. Musical currents resulting from research-creation or consumption, including Latin America and Ecuador, are briefly reviewed. Finally, a testimony of creation is offered in which the systematic, the intuitive and other knowledge converge.

Keywords: Academic music concepts, Popular music concepts, Ecuador, other knowledge.

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Published

2021-10-13

How to Cite

ALVARADO DELGADO, J. . (2021). Imaginaries of intuitive and systematic composition. Tsantsa. Journal of Artistic Research, (11), 243–252. https://doi.org/10.18537/tria.11.01.17