Music camps: an educational proposal from Catalonia

Authors

  • Diego Calderón Garrido Universitat de Barcelona
  • Josep Gustems Carnicer Universitat de Barcelona
  • Caterina Calderón Garrido Universitat de Barcelona

Keywords:

music, choir, music camps.

Abstract

In this paper we try to display the history of music camps in our country, emphasizing the contribution and leadership of Catalan institutions, based on a comprehensive documentary compilation. Although the birth of school camps nationwide occurred in Madrid, in Catalonia a number of aspects (the hiking tradition, the importance of choruses, etc.) came together, leading to the creation of musical camps in 1968, organized by l’Orfeó Lleidatà, in a social context in which the aim was to recover customs, language and culture. Since then, these camps, which still exist, have inspired and guided a series of similar activities in Catalonia, being later extended to the rest of the state. The characteristics, scale and educational potential of music camps allowed considering them as a consolidated activity within the educational offer in the country.

Keywords: music, choir, music camps.

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Diego Calderón Garrido, Universitat de Barcelona





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Issue

No. 26 (2015): juliol-desembre

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Assays and researches

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