Visagem: música, poesia e experimentação sonora na Rádio Cultura FM do Pará

• Autor(a) principal: Sousa, Sandra Sueli Garcia de
• Data de Publicação: 2010
• Tipo de documento: Tese
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da PUC_SP
• Texto Completo: https://tede2.pucsp.br/handle/handle/5328
• topic: Rádio; Cultura do ouvir; Radio Cultura (Belem, PA); Visagem (Programa de radio); Radio -- Programas; Oralidade; Culture of listening; Performance; Orality; CNPQ::CIENCIAS SOCIAIS APLICADAS::COMUNICACAO

This project deals with the experimental side of a radio program broadcast by Rádio Cultura FM, 97.3 MHz, from Belém (PA). Since it emerged, radio makes room for innovative proposals in the language of the programs. Such trial is seen here as something new, something that avoids the standards set by commercial broadcasters. The program Visagem fulfills currently this role. It is a program of difficult classification it is entertainment, it is a program of poetry, of alternative music, it is a program of humor, anyway, a program that can only be understood when listened carefully. My thesis is that a realization of this size brings back the figure of narrator and put the listener in a state of focused attention. We will show the history of Cultura FM experimental programs, until we get to the object of our study and check the elements that constitute Visagem, and how they are ordered, organized and arranged in the structure of the analyzed broadcastings, in order to understand the modus operandi of the program. Our matter of research raises a question : how the language of this program can take the listeners to a carefully posture, and moreover, make them want to listen to it carefully for almost one hour. The research universe shows 85 programs from April 2003 until October this year. The concepts of Murray Schafer, about the radical radio; Iuri Lotman on Semiotics of Culture, in relation to the understanding of culture as texts that intertwine through the ages; in addition to the ideas of Paul Zumthor on Orality, Voice and Performance, as well as authors like Eduardo Meditsch, which take cognitive process in the radio message; Janete El Haouli that research radio-art and the sound experience and others. The research is connected to the field of communication in Brazil because it is a research on the radio environment. We will deal with a format that usually has no chance in commercial radio stations, except in very few occasions. It is a program that brings unusual formulas to the radio today it uses noise, silence, ambient sounds, long songs and little voice sewing the two main parts that compose the broadcasting. As for this type of demonstration, we have little literature in Brazil, but there is an extensive work abroad, particularly in Germany, which has a tradition of radio experimentalism. All in all, we hope to contribute to the discussion on radio programs which make people think, and that refuse to be mere reproducers of commercial songs and predictable speeches