Musical composition. From the university to the classroom
Keywords:
Material, compositional processes, phases, planning, schoolAbstract
Musical composition framework requires that the music teachers-to-be get involvedin the musical realization and didactically transpose the experiences and compositional skills into the classroom.In Pedagogy and Contemporary Music Creation, we track back the way ofcomposition, the current theoretical frameworks and bring them to the presentclassroom reality. Knowing the materials, the compositional processes, the composition phases and the framing of the didactic interventions pertinent to the composition are the focus of our teaching.
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