Waldorf music education meets Kodály methodology.
(2023)
author(s): Raoul Boesten
published in: KC Research Portal
How can Kodály music methodology contribute to the already existing Waldorf music education in giving the children ownership in music.
DRAWING WITH THE ARCHITECTUAL BODY
(2023)
author(s): Renee Charron
published in: Research Catalogue
Presentation of work to date
Exploring the Gap in Research
(2023)
author(s): Jennifer Harman
published in: Research Catalogue
Practice as/is Research project
Singing and Playing - A Kodály Approach to Cello Playing
(2023)
author(s): Alice Andreani
published in: KC Research Portal
Alice Andreani - Classical Cello
Research Supervisor: Daniel Salbert
Research Title: "Singing and Playing - A Kodály Approach to Cello Playing".
Research Question: “What are the effects that the practicing of exercises involving singing and playing has on cello playing?
The objective of my research is to draw attention to the importance of developing and training musicianship skills; in this paper I will argue on why musicianship training should receive as much importance as studying the technique of an instrument.
I will specifically focus on the effects that practicing exercises involving singing and playing on the cello, has on the development of a good inner hearing and musicianship skills over time, as well as how singing is proven to be an helpful tool in combination with playing, when approaching a piece from the cello chamber or orchestral repertoire.
This research is based on literature research and practice based research. It includes a series of 40 exercises for cello and voice written by me as well as guidelines on how to practice singing and playing.
Biography:
Alice Andreani is a cellist, now pursuing her master degree at the Royal Conservatory of The Hague, in the class of Michel Strauss and Jan-Ype Nota.
In 2021 she was awarded the Andrea Elkenbracht prize. In the season 2021/2022 she was an intern in the Noord Nederlands Orkest. Alice has been playing with the Kamerorkest van het Noorden and has taken part in different chamber music festivals. Her interest for music goes beyond playing as she is very passionate about teaching; she is enrolled in the year 2022-2023 in the teaching training course Muziek als Vak.
Jazz Bass development
(2023)
author(s): Basso Chan
published in: Research Catalogue
This overview traces the evolution of the bass in jazz music, highlighting its changing role from early jazz to modern jazz. It explores the importance of the bass in different setting, the virtuosic and improvisational style of bebop bassists, the atmospheric qualities of bass in modal jazz, the melodic contributions in cool jazz, and the exploration of abstract and groove-based music in modern jazz. By examining key figures and musical periods, we gain insights into the diverse and influential role of the bass in shaping jazz music.
Editorial ART RESEARCH ENVELOPE #5
(2023)
author(s): Ruth Anderwald, Leonhard Grond, Alexander Damianisch
published in: University of Applied Arts Vienna
The publication Envelope offers insights into ongoing PhD projects by candidates in the PhD programme PhD in Art at the University of Applied Arts Vienna in an innovative format. The major thrust of “Envelope” presents content supplied by doctoral researchers based on their individual artistic research and provides insights into ongoing work processes. These visual and textual traces reveal the state of the Art within its ongoing research processes. This open format seeks to reflect on experiences through exchange, as well as document relevant developments in the field of art and research.
Participating projects:
Margit Busch: A garden for a fish (Supervisor: Virgil Widrich)
Andrew Champlin: Technique Concerns: Ballet Practice Against the Western Archive (Supervisors: Ruth Anderwald + Leonhard Grond)
George Demir: Ancestral Junctures: on the expansion of ancestral mythologies (Supervisor: Hans Schabus)
Cristiana de Marchi: Casting a shadow. On disappearance, emptiness and the haunting power of absence (Supervisor: Judith Eisler)
Jošt Franko: The Migrating Image (Supervisor: Gerhild Steinbuch)
Barbara Graf: Stitches and Sutures (Supervisor: Barbara Putz-Plecko)
Joseph Leung: Post-digital Angst – An Arts-Based Research on the Manifestations of Angst in the Digital Milieu (Supervisor: Gabriele Rothemann)
Conny Zenk: RAD Performance – Driving Voices of Resistance (Supervisor: Ruth Schnell)
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