México Lindo Y Querido - Un Análisis Sobre La Educación Musical En México
Enviado por alejandrooma • 16 de Febrero de 2012 • 5.159 Palabras (21 Páginas) • 1.010 Visitas
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I. Abstract........................................................................................................................... 4
II. Introducción................................................................................................................... 7 III. Objetivos......................................................................................................................... 11 1. Un poco de historia......................................................................................................... 12 2. La educación musical en México.................................................................................... 14
2.1 Algunos métodos de educación musical utilizados en el mundo............................. 14 2.2 Logros y faltas de la educación musical en México................................................... 17
2.2.1 Órganos de gobierno encargados de la cultura y la educación en la Ciudad de México.................................................................................................................... 21
2.2.2 Leyes y reglamentaciones....................................................................................... 23 2.2.3 Comparativa de algunas soluciones y estrategias adoptadas en el extranjero.. 25 2.2.3.1 El Sistema........................................................................................................... 25 2.2.3.2 The Quincy Jones Music Consortium................................................................ 26 2.2.3.3 Harmony Project................................................................................................ 27 2.2.3.4 La Educación Musical en el Sistema Alemán................................................... 27 2.2.3.5 Instituciones Internacionales........................................................................... 27 3. Fomento musical. La otra cara de la moneda............................................................... 28 3.1 Apreciación musical de la sociedad en la Ciudad de México.................................... 28 4. La importancia y beneficios del fomento y la educación musical.............................. 31 5. Conclusiones................................................................................................................... 35
IV. Bibliografía..................................................................................................................... 38
ABSTRACT In Latin America and particularly in Mexico, music has played a crucial role in history and to prove it one just has to take a look at the immense diversity of the area’s music collection. Even the conquest and evangelization of the “new continent” was done by utilizing music as a very powerful tool when the Franciscan frails noticed the great love for music that the indigenes had. (Turrent, 1996). The musical and cultural richness of Mexico is not in doubt, then; however, nowadays there seems to be a very poor musical appreciation in the country, which has as a consequence a low musical offer, falling into a vicious cycle of which is imperative to get out. This thesis intends to explore the problem from different perspectives in order to try to propose concrete and realistic solutions that adapt to the current circumstances of the country. Given the extension of this work, we will not attempt to make a intensive analysis of the Mexican situation, but rather to evaluate the different circumstances and identify what, on a first glance and on the author’s first hand experience seems to be true: the musical education in Mexico has fundamental problems that need to be evaluated. Such an essential problem should be reasonably evident without the need of a comprehensive analysis of all the literature related to the topic. Therefore, this text’s structure will be based on the identification of the problems and the proposal of concrete solutions by comparing different programs from around the world and their potential impact in the Mexican circumstances. This not with the purpose of being an absolute response to the country’s issues but to bring up initiatives that promote change. This issue has two dimensions: the appreciation and the creation; and both can be traced back all the way to early education in children. Because of that we will talk about the context of the Mexican educational structure and the priority that music has within society. Given the fact that the size and cultural and social diversity in this country are enormous, throughout this work there will be an emphasis in its capital, Mexico City, or, as otherwise known, the Federal District, since this entity represents more than 20% of the national contribution to the GDP and more than 57% of the direct foreign inversion is received by this metropolis (Villa Juárez, 2009). Nevertheless, I will not stop taking into account the national context in which this conurbation is situated since there is a direct relation between what happens in it and what happens at a federal level. Music is a generalized and inherently human pleasure. Lawrence Parsons, professor of cognitive neuroscience at the University of Shefield, stated that “human are special, no other creature really cares
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