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E.08. Music and Anthropology a Synergistic Dialogue in School Autonomy: Is It Possible to Co-construct Permanent Values of Active Citizenship? Location: Aule di Botanica (CU028): Aula Blu3 Convenor(s): Marta Villa (Department of Sociology and Social Research, University of Trento); Carlo Centemeri (Independent researcher and Classical Music editor for Radio Popolare Milano) | |
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Understading Each Other’s Own Noise: Exchanging Knowledge About Music Between Generations 1: Independent researcher, classical music editor for Radio Marconi, classical music editor for Radio Popolare; 2: Independent researcher, author for Rotoclassica-Musica-Le Salon Musical-L’Ape musicale, member of ANCM Teaching music history is frequently understood as talking about the past; however, the process of learning (every kind of) history should aim to know the past to understand the present. Our work proposes a practice approach, suitable to any kind of music, where generations can meet in exchanging information about their generation's own music, their musical tastes and the reasons behind them, to create a link where the history of music is not about remembering a golden past, but it's a tool to create comparison between experiences from the past and the present, to assure a deeper knowledge of every musical language and to strengthen the link between different tastes. Sharing as many tools as possible and comparing similar situations we can enhance knowledge and comprehension. Through this process, a stronger integration between generations, cultures, and citizens can be achieved. | |