Sintonizando paisajes sonoros de Jaén. Comparativa entre la independencia napoleónica y la actualidad. Proyecto interdisciplinar.
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2024-04-19
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Jaén: Universidad de Jaén
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El presente trabajo expone el desarrollo de un proyecto interdisciplinar de los departamentos de Música y Geografía e Historia cuyo punto principal es el paisaje sonoro. Este proyecto consiste en realizar un mapa sonoro con el que el alumnado hará una comparación entre los paisajes sonoros actuales y los que existían a principios del siglo XIX en la ciudad de Jaén. Durante el desarrollo del proyecto se estudiará el concepto de paisaje sonoro y sus características para poder analizar y compararlos. Además, conocerán al compositor local ramón Garay que está relacionado con los paisajes sonoros del pasado, objeto de nuestro interés. Como resultado del proyecto, los alumnos desarrollarán valores como la colaboración en grupo y la concienciación ambiental. Sin embargo, aprenderán la relación tan estrecha que guarda la creación musical con los eventos históricos y sociales en los que fue concebida. Como muestra de ello los alumnos descubrirán la única ópera escrita por Ramón Garay que fue dedicada al rey Fernando VII con el fin de celebrar el fin de la invasión napoleónica en España.
This work exposes the development of an interdisciplinary project involving the education departments of Music and Geography and History, which focal point is the soundscape. The project consists of create a sound map through which students will have to compare the current soundscapes with the early 19th century’s soundscape in the city of Jaen. Throughout the project, the concept of a soundscape and its features will be studied by the aim of analyze and compare de soundscapes. Additionally, students will become acquainted with de local composer Ramón Garay, who is connected to the historical soundscapes of our interest. As a result of the project, students will develop values such as group collaboration and environmental awareness. However, they will also learn about the close relationship between musical creations and the historical and social concerns. As a proof of this, students will discover that the only opera written by Ramón Garay was dedicated to King Fernando VII with the purpose of celebrating the end of the Napoleonic invasion in Spain.
This work exposes the development of an interdisciplinary project involving the education departments of Music and Geography and History, which focal point is the soundscape. The project consists of create a sound map through which students will have to compare the current soundscapes with the early 19th century’s soundscape in the city of Jaen. Throughout the project, the concept of a soundscape and its features will be studied by the aim of analyze and compare de soundscapes. Additionally, students will become acquainted with de local composer Ramón Garay, who is connected to the historical soundscapes of our interest. As a result of the project, students will develop values such as group collaboration and environmental awareness. However, they will also learn about the close relationship between musical creations and the historical and social concerns. As a proof of this, students will discover that the only opera written by Ramón Garay was dedicated to King Fernando VII with the purpose of celebrating the end of the Napoleonic invasion in Spain.