The Caixa Cultural Rio de Janeiro opens on Tuesday (14) the second edition of free lectures Listen To Song Cycle one: Voice and Technology. The event will bring together, in the late afternoon, every day, until the 17th, composers, thinkers, singers, critics and music producers to discuss the survival of folk song in a world dominated by technology.
The first cycle version of Listen To Song one occurred in 2011, also in Rio de Janeiro Cultural Caixa, but had a broader meaning, told the Brazil Agency one of the curators of the project, André Masseno. In the new issue will be dealt with the theme of the song, but with new crop, technology.
“The idea, said Masseno, is working on the issue of voice and technology and how it would be today in popular song as technology changes the reception of the song “He noted that currently, through download Free, people can download music from the internet. The discussions will address this aspect of the song, including the changes introduced by technological tool in
diffusion and dissemination of music. “As the Internet has changed the ways of doing the song, the music. Not only music production, but our lives, everyday. “
The copyright in Brazil in the field of music, also will be analyzed by experts.
Programming which always occurs at 18.30, provides the keynote To Make a Song Today, on the 14th, followed by Song and New Technologies (day 15), Criticizing Song in Fast Times (16) and The New Voices of Song (17).
Participating teachers debates Michael Jost and Frederico Coelho, Department of Literature at the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro, the researcher of music Bernardo Oliveira, journalist specializing in music Antonio Carlos Miguel, musicians Paul da Costa e Silva and Leoni and singers Leo Black, Mariano Marovatto and Juçara Marcal.
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