Blancas, negras y mulatas : una aproximación ejecutivo - interpretativa
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The following article takes an analytical approach to the book Whites, blacks y mulatas (volume 2, 2016), by the Colombian composer Víctor Agudelo (1979). We begin with four structural pillars shared by the piano pieces that compose the book, namely: influences of Colombian rhythms, contemporary notations, piano techniques, and piano pedagogy. The intention of this analysis is to show how the pieces fulfill the objectives with which they were composed and also to propose, from a pedagogical perspective, some parameters for the execution of the pieces.
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Natalia Ramírez Díaz, Universidad EAFIT
Graduated from the Master's Degree in Piano from EAFIT University.
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