Bibliographic citations
Manrique, C., (2021). Despejando horizontes, en busca del sonido “Márquez Talledo“. Análisis de musemas melódicos en los valses de Eduardo Márquez Talledo [Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú]. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12404/19126
Manrique, C., Despejando horizontes, en busca del sonido “Márquez Talledo“. Análisis de musemas melódicos en los valses de Eduardo Márquez Talledo []. PE: Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú; 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12404/19126
@misc{renati/535710,
title = "Despejando horizontes, en busca del sonido “Márquez Talledo“. Análisis de musemas melódicos en los valses de Eduardo Márquez Talledo",
author = "Manrique Urbina, Claudia Maria",
publisher = "Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú",
year = "2021"
}
The relevance of Eduardo Márquez Talledo, peruvian composer born in Callao at 1902, is central to understanding the development and consolidation of Peruvian Creole music of the s. XX. This is evidenced not only by the permanence of his music in popular memory, but also by the multiple recognitions of his musical legacy, among which the declaration of his work as Cultural Heritage of the Nation, in 2017, stands out in a special way. However, the current approaches to the study of his work have two main flaws: first, they are shallow or offer diverse data that do not reconcile with each other; and second, they do not realize what it is that - in musical terms - distinguishes this composer. This research seeks to fill these blind spots in the understanding of Márquez Talledo's legacy, providing reliable data that reconciles the currently dispersed information, as well as identifying the sound characteristics that make part of his musical style. Starting from the principle that Eduardo Márquez Talledo has a distinguishable vocabulary of stylistic resources that –from the melodic level– combines to provide identity to his work, this research adopts the position of Phillip Tagg and Enrique Cámara de Landa for the study of popular music, and identifies eight musemas (in this case, rhythmic-melodic figurations) that make up the core of the identity of the “Márquez Talledo” sound. In this way, the results of this research allow us to know what it is that makes Eduardo Márquez Talledo have a distinctive sound compared to his contemporaries and - starting from there - turn our gaze towards a proposal that takes his musical development as the central criterion for establishing periods in his work. It is time, then, to get closer to understanding music from itself.
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