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ISSN 0717-3474 · Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile · 678 articles in the index
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Estrategias creativas ecológicas en ubimus y su relación con los contextos cotidianos: implicaciones de la obra Atravessamentos
Creative practices grounded in ecological cognition comprise one established line within ubiquitous music research (ubimus). Its strong relationship with local resources and relational perspectives render this approach a useful tool to expand the creative usage of environmental sounds. This paper…
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La representación de la espiritualidad mapuche en la música popular: el caso de Anklaje
Anklaje is a popular music group founded in the city of Castro in Chiloé Island, in southern Chile, whose creative work is characterized by the use of musical elements linked to the Mapuche Willliche people. In this article, we discuss how Anklaje represents Mapuche spirituality in its music…
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Más allá de la música mapuche: equívoco, definiciones y resistencias
From an exercise of “controlled equivocation” (Viveiros de Castro 2004; 2010, 71-74), this article reflects on the place of the concept of music within Mapuche acoustemology. The paper is structured in three sections: first, I discuss the conceptual proposals about Mapuche music that authors have…
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Film, Music, and Migrant Identities: Representing Musical Otherness in Visconti’s Neorealist Drama “Rocco and His Brothers”
Migration informs the ideological and political dynamics of the geographical space crucial to the processes of cross-cultural "othering." In the neorealist drama Rocco and His Brothers (Rocco e i suoi fratelli, 1960), the composite film score manages to capture the accumulated emotions and…
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Nuevas perspectivas y documentos sobre la vida musical en la Catedral de Quito (1545-1836)
This work offers new data about musical life at the Cathedral of Quito, specifically from the rise of the diocese in 1545 to 1836. It starts from a method based on historical musicology, adding a new perspective that shows how foreign documentation of the cathedral can be beneficial in revealing…
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El trabajo de la música contemporánea en los conservatorios profesionales y superiores de música de España
Despite being the closest to us temporarily, the academic musical repertoire of the 20th and 21st centuries still finds obstacles to establishing itself both in the programming of concert halls and the subjects taught at conservatories. This research aims to explore the presence and use of…
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El clarinete bajo como alternativa al violonchelo: una propuesta didáctica para la Suite n.º 1 BWV 1007 de Johann Sebastian Bach
The study of Bach’s works in the teaching of the bass clarinet has been very limited to date due to the absence of suitable transcriptions for this instrument. In particular, the performance of Suite No. 1 BWV 1007, although not originally written for it, is very appropriate for teaching, as it…
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Un género en disputa: flamenco, autenticidad y política en las revistas españolas sobre música popular urbana (1962-1976)
Flamenco was essential to cultural and political discourses in Spain during Late-Francoism and the first years of the Transition to Democracy. Based on hemerographic sources, this paper examines the presence of flamenco in four popular music magazines of that period, analyzing its position as a…
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Música espectral minimalista: el caso de las músicas para voz y campanas de Llorenç Barber
This article reflects on the expansion of spectral thinking towards diverse sound manifestations related to musical minimalism. In different creations of minimalistic style, a deep interest towards the nature of sound and its possibilities for projection in time can be appreciated. As opposed to…
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Reconstrucción y análisis de la red social de Francisco Asenjo Barbieri en Valencia (España) a partir de la correspondencia (1852-1893)
The main focus of this article is to identify and study Francisco Asenjo Barbieri’s links with Valencia (Spain) through his correspondence from a qualitative and quantitative approach. The article presents a graphic reconstruction of his network of correspondents residing in Comunidad Valenciana…
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El jurista Giulio Capone, el cantante Ottavio Gaudioso y la defensa filosófica de la castración con fines musicales
So far, the theoretical consideration of castration for musical purposes has received little attention. In general, it is stated that Christian countries have condemned this practice since it began to spread in the 16th century. However, at the same time, they did not stop hiring castrated singers…
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Una historia interminable: dos siglos de propuestas para solucionar en el clarinete las molestias de una nota indómita
Since the clarinet appeared on the music scene in the early eighteenth century, one note has troubled clarinetists and makers with its difficulty in fingering, sound emission, and tuning. It is the B-flat on the staff's third line, which, together with the problematic G-sharp and A constitute the…
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Esto (sí que) no es Hawaii: radios libres, contracultura, subcultura y música underground en el Madrid de la Movida (1976-1989)
Madrid's cultural scene accounts in the 1980s have traditionally been monopolized by the phenomenon known as la Movida. This article aims to recover a cultural and media reality that has remained hidden over the years: the free radio movement and its relationship with alternative music scenes…