Educación musical: Aportes para su comprensión a partir del origen de la disciplina
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La educación musical actual tiene sus raíces en la tradición de la enseñanza musical académica, que ha sido esencialmente aristocrática y estrechamente ligada a prácticas religiosas. La enseñanza obligatoria precisa un planteamiento que considere las vivencias musicales de los alumnos, y por ello, una aproximación semiótica debiera ser la más adecuada.Downloads
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