“Para mantener la cordura”: experiencias sobre la práctica del songwriting durante la pandemia del COVID-19
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https://doi.org/10.62230/antec.v8i2.252Palabras clave:
Composición de canciones, Pandemia, COVID-19, Fenomenología, Composición musicalResumen
Este estudio explora las experiencias de songwriting durante la pandemia de COVID-19, con el fin de comprender cómo circunstancias excepcionales afectaron la creatividad y el proceso compositivo de los músicos. Se realizó un estudio fenomenológico con cinco participantes de diferentes especialidades, residentes en el Perú, utilizando entrevistas semiestructuradas. Las transcripciones se codificaron y analizaron temáticamente. Como resultado, se generaron dos categorías teóricas: a) procesos y uso de herramientas tecnológicas para la creación musical y b) impacto de la pandemia en la práctica del songwriting. Se identificaron similitudes en los procesos de composición y variantes en cómo la pandemia influyó en las temáticas abordadas. Las experiencias documentadas en este estudio enriquecen el conocimiento teórico sobre los procesos y etapas de la composición de canciones. Además, ofrecen a los músicos herramientas para afrontar futuras adversidades, fortaleciendo su resiliencia y adaptación ante los desafíos.
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