Dalkroz metoda i njen uticaj na motoriku, lokomotorni aparat i estetiku pokreta
Volume 12, Issue 1 (2022)
Volume 12, Issue 1 (2022)
Dalkroz metoda i njen uticaj na motoriku, lokomotorni aparat i estetiku pokreta
Apstrakt:
DDalkroz metoda predstavlja proces prevođenja zvuka u telesnu akciju u kojoj se muzičke veštine savladavaju preko kinestetičkih vežbi. Akcenat je na fokurisanoj pažnji koja se posvećuje realizaciji pokreta, zbog čega se stvara svesna veza između uma i tela. Prirodni pokret tela se uz muzički sadržaj prevodi u organizovani akt, čime se telo pretvara u instrument i prenosi određene delove muzike u pokret. Autorka u radu nudi pregled istraživanja o doprinosima Dalkroz metode svakom životnom uzrastu, zaključujući da predstavlja dobru strategiju upravljanja svakodnevnim životom, načinu integrisanog učenja i melodičnu dopunu fizičkom vežbanju. Ne poznaje uzrasna ograničenja zbog čega je primenjiva tokom čitavog života.
Ključne riječi:
Dalkroz metoda, telo, pokret, muzika, ritam.
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