Navegando por Assunto "Escolas de samba"

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Amanheceu, paid’égua!: o sonho cabano faz samba de enredo no carnaval paraense
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2016-06-23) PUGET, Dayse Maria Pamplona; SANTA BRÍGIDA JÚNIOR, Miguel de; http://lattes.cnpq.br/6889411521648199; COHEN, Líliam Cristina Barros; http://lattes.cnpq.br/0286644614789784
This research focuses on the creative process used to compose three samba themes of Belém do Pará samba schools: Amanheceu (1985), Grêmio Recreativo Jurunense Rancho não posso me Amofiná; Paid'égua (1986), Samba Empério quem são eles, and Sonho Cabano (1985) Academicos Escola de Samba da Pedreira. The overall goal is to investigate aspects of the creative processes of these sambas. Since the studied object is samba schools, it was grounded in the context of Ethnomusicology and from the theorists´ perspectives. The specific objectives are to: To know the artistic career of the composers of the sambas mentioned, to check the historical aspects of the three samba schools, and analyze the three samba themes. Therefore, we took into account the artistic trajectories of their composers, carnival history in Belém do Pará and the three samba schools where the samba themes had their origins in. The methodological process relied on literature on general carnival, paraense carnival, oral history, ethnomusicology, standard samba, samba themes, military dictatorship and Cabanagem movement. The research was also based on documentary survey in newspapers, magazines and periodicals in order to obtain grants including images. The field work was directed to the development of semi-structured interviews with not only the composers of the three samba themes but also some people who although not on the list of composers, show marked paths in Para carnival. After obtaining the data, the analysis of the sambas and the creative processes of their composers was proceed.
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Artes carnavalescas: processos criativos de uma carnavalesca em Belém do Pará
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2012-06-19) PALHETA, Cláudia Suely dos Anjos; RODRIGUES, Carmem Izabel; http://lattes.cnpq.br/5924616509771424; LIMA, Wladilene de Sousa; http://lattes.cnpq.br/4769018199137074
This paper presents carnival arts as expressions and artistic representations present in workshops and sheds of the samba schools during the production of a carnival parade, including plot synopses of texts, letters of samba plot, drawings, costumes and floats. This is a study based on my actions as carnavalesca in three samba schools of Belem: Academia de Samba Jurunense in 2005; Gremio Recreativo Deixa Falar in 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009, and Associação Carnavalesca Bole-Bole in the years 2010 and 2011. From the record of memories, experiences and observations, I elaborate an autoethnography of my creative processes at the same time I try to contribute towards an ethnography of my creative processes of Carnival in Pará.
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Estado e cultura: manifestações culturais tradicionais e as políticas públicas de cultura
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2014-08) SILVA, Dedival Brandão da
This article aims to study the existing critical situation between government and popular cultures with regard to the (in) existence of public policies in the area of traditional events like Carnival in Abaetetuba. Presents as proposed problem analysis to examine the notion of popular culture as a product and as a process, highlighting the need to recognize the social dimension; then describes aspects Town Carnival checking what has been the eye of the government in relation to this social practice. Finally, it addresses the lack of organic public policy in the City to address the facts of the traditional culture of the carnival, indicating that this factor demobilizing popular movements rather than the movements of the cultural industry of micaretas. At the methodological level, the theoretical conception of the approach fell from the perspective of anthropological theory of culture, based on ethnographic data. This procedure allowed us to conclude that there is a reified understanding of culture by the government, rather than treat it as a representation of the system only considers the level of common sense, on whose perspective it would only match the cultural expressions as a product to be displayed, generating the unimportance of these practices.