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Uttryck genom handling. Medierande verktyg i körledararbete med barn och unga
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ISBN
9789197958448
Titel
Uttryck genom handling [Elektronisk resurs] Medierande verktyg i körledararbete med barn och unga
Författare
Bygdéus, Pia 1963- - Johansson, Karin - Dyndahl, Petter - Folkestad, Göran - Georgii-Hemming, Eva
Förlag
Lund University
Utgivningsår
2012
Språk
Svenska
Baksidestext
The role of the choir leader is a complex one. When working with a choir, choir leaders often use several aspects of their professional role. The aim of this qualitative study is to describe, verbalise and make visible the mediating tools that choir directors working with children and youth choirs use. In a longitude study, four choir leaders were observed closely while working with their choirs. They also took part in semi-structured interviews. The empirical data material consists of observation notes, reflective writing, individualinterviews, focus conversations and videotapes. Analysed from a sociocultural perspective, the result points to eight groups of mediating tools: a) a listening attitude towards the choir, with the music in focus; b) a variation in ways of working with the choir, where a variety of physical tools are used; c) the use of musical routines; d) the choir director acting as a role model in shaping musicalexpression with the group; e) a concentrated cooperation with the choir through short and expressive instructions; f) reflection in practice by planning and self-evaluation; g) storytelling, which results in memory training, stimulation of the imagination and the sharing of common experience, and h) the use of target images expressed as visions, small/big goals or jointly stated, communicated targets. The choir directors who participated in the study use a variety of approaches and ways of working as a strategy for communicating and working with child and youth choirs.
Lic.-avh. , 2012