Lived experiences in sound

Author: 
Nikleva, Stephen
Peer reviewed: 
No, item is not peer reviewed.
Date created: 
2009
Keywords: 
Music Instruction and study
Music Technological innovations
Music and technology.
Music education
Sound document
Audio narrative and collage
Multimodal literacy
Music teacher qualities
Living inquiry
Abstract: 

This thesis deals with an art form that can be used to 'give voice' to people with diverse backgrounds, character and needs, helping them to explore and bring meaning to their lives through music and sound. Drawing on his extensive experience as professional musician and producer, the researcher examines his practice of creating ‘sound documents’ that combine the talking and singing of his clients, together with electroacoustic and soundscape elements to create rich multi-layered pieces.

Language: 
English
Document type: 
Thesis
Rights: 
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File(s): 
application/pdf iconETD4669.pdf
Supervisor(s): 
C
Department: 
Faculty of Education - Simon Fraser University
Thesis type: 
Thesis (M.A.)
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