A contribuição do canto para a voz falada do ator

• Autor(a) principal: L’Abbate, Moira [UNESP]
• Data de Publicação: 2014
• Tipo de documento: Dissertação
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Repositório Institucional da UNESP
• Texto Completo: http://hdl.handle.net/11449/111024
• topic: Canto; Voz - Educação; Teatro; Musica - Instrução e estudo

This dissertation had the purpose to investigate aspects of the practice of singing (group or individual) that can be useful for actors and drama students , in particular the vocal scope (speaking and singing). For that aim the action-research methodology was useful, (because) the researcher had active participation in the process. This methodology was chosen because it applies very well to the interdisciplinary pedagogical activity, with its dynamic and complex feature. The research is justified because the labor market for theatrical work has required increasingly versatilities, but the professional courses (both technical and university level) do not meet these needs. The most important authors to support this research were Constantin Stanislavski and Eugênio Kusnet (theather area), Cicely Berry, Mara Behlau and Sara Pereira Lopes (voice area). During the research some vocal training (individual and collect ive) were discussed and evaluated, also performing some songs (simple tunes in Portuguese, French, Italian an English). Testimonies left by participants were collected. These narratives pondered about relation between singing/speaking to the actor. Throughout the research was observed the singing exercises developed in the actors an awareness of your own voice emission, improving not only musical aspects, but also their speaking voice, both on stage and everyday life. This research also demonstrated that singing can stimulate the actor to explore his tone color variety, extend the range of the singing voice, greater control of breathing, improvement of the voice’s projection and intensity (singing or speaking). At the same time, it was observed an improvement of the hearing, allowing his sound perception to expand (singing sounds, speaking, instrumental, noises). The actors themselves realized this improvement, which is evident in most testimonials and demonstrates that is a teaching/learning ...