Musical onomatopoeia

Luiz E. Castelões

Luiz E. Castelões

Palavras-chave: Composição musical, Música do século XX, Onomatopéia.

Resumo

Este artigo enfoca alguns aspectos críticos, históricos e composicionais relativos à “onomatopéia musical” (Monelle 2002: 2). A pesquisa baseia-se tanto em publicações prévias que se referem a esta prática musical, quanto em uma análise de repertório selecionado do século XX.

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