Musical resonances in the body and the black performance scene
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Black Performance, Musicality, Body, Memory, Creation ProcessAbstract
Considering the power of musicality in the performing arts, as a device for bodily states and, also, with regard to the textures and ambiences that collaborate with dramaturgy, this article addresses the relationship between body, scene, music and Afro-Brazilian culture. Brazilian. To this end, the experience with the show XXXXXXXX, produced by XXXXXXXX, in the city of Goiânia (GO), is used to discuss the way in which Afro-Amerindian musicality is capable of giving contours to the contemporary scene, giving it identity traits, of what we can call, for example, black performance and Afro-Amerindian poetics. The article is the result of the master's thesis XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX, defended in 2019, at XXXXXXXXXXXXXX, at XXXXXXXXXXXX.
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