| Keywords: | piano, tango, Pugliese, Salgán, Piazzolla, Beytelmann, creation, artistic processes, innovations |
| Duration: | 2010-2014 |
| Period: | ancient music (before 13th century), 13th century music |
| Musician type: | keyboard |
| Host institution: | Leiden University |
For this purpose, she has analysed a select number of representative pieces through a study of their scores and recordings. This led to the definition of certain artistic processes and innovations within the genre, theoretical foundations for such processes, and, in all, a deeper understanding of the art of creating tango music, in addition to an overall, chronological view of its development and techniques. The articulation of this (partly) embodied knowledge has resulted in an original contribution to the field, providing new insights with which both Barbara herself and the greater artistic community can enrich their skills in arranging, composing and performing tango music.
The formulation of hypothesis and conclusions, and the translation of the findings into her own production through empiric methods and experimentation were executed alongside the analytical part of the work. The continuous exchange between the practical and theoretical aspects of this research project was fundamental, always strengthening and feeding back each other.
Joep Bor (promotor), prof. Frans de Ruiter (promotor), Edgardo Rodriguez (promotor), Gustavo Beytelman (co-promotor)
