Multidisciplinary Perspectives on Creative Processes in Musical Improvisation | 10.16 MB
Title: Multidisciplinary Perspectives on Creative Processes in Musical Improvisation
Author: Diogo Monzo, Mônica Souza Neves-Pereira
Category: Nonfiction, Entertainment, Music, Theory & Criticism, Theory, Health & Well Being, Psychology, Social Psychology
Language: English | 187 Pages | ISBN: 9783032269317
Description:
This book investigates the creative processes within musical improvisation, combining perspectives from musicology and psychology. Drawing on research results, theoretical analyses, and sociocultural experiences, it discusses a new theoretical and methodological framework to study the actions, processes of self-constitution, musical making, and creativity of improvisers. Its central claims position improvisation as inherently creative due to its production of novelty within performance constraints, driven by unpredictability that demands constant adaptation and expands creative possibilities.
Building on an introductory chapter that sets out the interdisciplinary scope of the project -with insights from cultural psychology, performance studies, and musicology- the authors use theoretical frameworks as well as empirical and practice-based research to reframe improvisation as a fundamental site of human creativity, with a particular focus on Brazilian academic contexts. An insightful reflection on the social and political potential of improvisation as a space for navigating uncertainty, embracing the unknown, and fostering collective creation, this book is the perfect read for scholars in cultural and cognitive psychology, music studies, creativity studies, philosophy, and related disciplines.
This book investigates the creative processes within musical improvisation, combining perspectives from musicology and psychology. Drawing on research results, theoretical analyses, and sociocultural experiences, it discusses a new theoretical and methodological framework to study the actions, processes of self-constitution, musical making, and creativity of improvisers. Its central claims position improvisation as inherently creative due to its production of novelty within performance constraints, driven by unpredictability that demands constant adaptation and expands creative possibilities.
Building on an introductory chapter that sets out the interdisciplinary scope of the project -with insights from cultural psychology, performance studies, and musicology- the authors use theoretical frameworks as well as empirical and practice-based research to reframe improvisation as a fundamental site of human creativity, with a particular focus on Brazilian academic contexts. An insightful reflection on the social and political potential of improvisation as a space for navigating uncertainty, embracing the unknown, and fostering collective creation, this book is the perfect read for scholars in cultural and cognitive psychology, music studies, creativity studies, philosophy, and related disciplines.
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