THE METAPHORS OF NATURALITY AND ARTIFICIALITY IN THE PRACTICES OF THE VOICE IN PERFORMANCE
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https://doi.org/10.22456/2236-3254.69531Keywords:
Voice, Natural, Artificial, Vocal PracticesAbstract
This text intends to think about the vocal practices studies regarding the natural versus artificial binomial. The reasoning developed here pursuits in several authors of the XXth century, being those voice researches and theatre artists, the registers of how each researcher conceives and uses the naturalness and artificiality metaphors of the voice in performance. Such understandings embrace training notions, points of view, aesthetical goals and forms of registering the vocality in performance, elements whose are connected in the article with the finality of problematizing the paradoxes of an academic writing about the artist’s body in the scene.Downloads
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2016-12-28
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Biscaro, B. (2016). THE METAPHORS OF NATURALITY AND ARTIFICIALITY IN THE PRACTICES OF THE VOICE IN PERFORMANCE. Revista Cena, (21), 37–47. https://doi.org/10.22456/2236-3254.69531
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