Decolonialidades, Subalternidades e Modernidades
a costura da estética terceiro-mundista na episteme criativa das artes e das humanidades de Koellreutter
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5935/2177-6644.20220005Abstract
This article intends to reflect on the creation of improvisation games, as a decolonial practice in music education and the phenomenal intersection of decolonialities, subalternities and modernities, crossed by the seam of the creation of third-world aesthetics, in the creative episteme of the arts and Koellreutter's humanities. Art of Brazilianness and its European roots, considering the musical (de)involvement of music schools in Brazil, the geographical displacement of modernity and the epistemological refoundation across the Atlantic. Through bibliographic research and a qualitative approach, it presents a discussion about Concepts that bring up some problems about "Europe, Modernity and Eurocentrism" that permeate the modernist movement and a large part of Hans-Joachim Koellreutter's trajectory in Brazil and internationally will be pointed out, explaining these concepts within a theoretical framework, pointing out a change in the meaning of these terms that are placed as absolute and traditional in education, emerging a colonizing vision of history and a questioning about the practice of musical creation. In the face of all these discussions, we can break certain paradigms that link Eurocentric music to decolonial musical thinking.
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