Musical performative education: research tools
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This article aims to provide the teacher with tools to address the reality of the instrumental practice class. Through the methodology of quantitative and qualitative complementation, it is appreciated how this is the most indicated solution for this type of research. From a reflection on the instrumental music class and the research in didactic of the instruments, the questionnaire is revealed as the most complete tool to know the attitude of the teaching staff about the teaching praxis. Reviewing some research on performative education provides examples that allow teachers to face the challenges of music education in the 21st century. Therefore, the methodology is based on a literature review of primary and secondary sources on what the most influential authors have written in the field of performative education. This publication wants to emphasize the importance of educational research in the field of music, especially in instrumental teaching, which is so lacking in reflection today. Therefore, the original of the text is found in the examples that are presented as models for teachers who want to implement a search in their own teaching.
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