Criação musical para filmes e séries de animação: O áudio musical e o áudio-musicista no contexto da interobjetividade e da intersubjetividade.

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Criação musical para séries e filmes de animação, áudio musical, áudio musicista, interobjetividade, intersubjetividade

Abstract

This article aims to present notes about the doctorate research intitled “Music creation processes and technology in animation films and series: the music adventures of Oswaldo”, presented at musicology program at University of São Paulo. Precisely, in this article, we emphasize four concepts that had notable relevance on the research development: musical audio and audio-musician by Daniel Tápia (2021;2018) and interobjectivity and intersubjectivity by Philip Tagg (2015). Those concepts emphasize music creation in a context where the social aspects and music technology have a decisive role.

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Author Biography

Kezo Nogueira, Universidade de São Paulo - USP

Kezo Nogueira é Doutor em Música pela USP, Mestre em Arte e Educação pela UNESP e Graduado em Educação Musical pela UNESP. Produtor musical no Estúdio Submarino Fantástico (São Paulo), trabalhando como compositor multi-instrumentista e finalizador de trilhas sonoras para TV (aberta e fechada). Atende canais como Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network, Discovery Kids, HBO, Netflix, Amazon Prime, Space, Gloob, Rede Globo, TV Cultura e Warner Channel. É pesquisador do Centro de Estudos em Música e Mídia - MusiMid.

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Published

2024-12-31

How to Cite

NOGUEIRA, Kezo. Criação musical para filmes e séries de animação: O áudio musical e o áudio-musicista no contexto da interobjetividade e da intersubjetividade. Brazilian Journal on Music and Media Studies, [S. l.], v. 5, n. 2, p. 138–149, 2024. Disponível em: https://revistamusimid.com.br/index.php/MusiMid/article/view/234. Acesso em: 18 jan. 2025.