The study approach that characterizes this experimental project, finds its major scientific reference in a new stream of studies, ripened within the milieu of the Psychology of Music, born recently as: Musicality of the Behavior (M. Imberty; D. Stern 2000). This approach, which defines the relationship between the individual and the music, sees the beginning of the child’s musicality as coinciding with the fetal life. This “ancient link” with the music makes us spontaneously interact with the “sound universe” and particularly with the mother's voice which is recognized and distinguished from other voices immediately after birth.
Anna Pileri (2009). Accordage: voice, sounds, rhythms, gestures, music cradling birth and growth. Training and research project at the Centre for families “Più Insieme” in the city of Bologna. Bologna : Bononia University Press.
Accordage: voice, sounds, rhythms, gestures, music cradling birth and growth. Training and research project at the Centre for families “Più Insieme” in the city of Bologna
PILERI, ANNA
2009
Abstract
The study approach that characterizes this experimental project, finds its major scientific reference in a new stream of studies, ripened within the milieu of the Psychology of Music, born recently as: Musicality of the Behavior (M. Imberty; D. Stern 2000). This approach, which defines the relationship between the individual and the music, sees the beginning of the child’s musicality as coinciding with the fetal life. This “ancient link” with the music makes us spontaneously interact with the “sound universe” and particularly with the mother's voice which is recognized and distinguished from other voices immediately after birth.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
