Descripción del proyecto
El efecto de la música en el cuerpo y la mente
En el intrincado mundo de la música, los latidos del corazón y la respiración marcan el ritmo de la vida. Hace tiempo que las investigaciones sugieren la fascinante interacción de los ritmos fisiológicos durante las acciones conjuntas, como las actuaciones en grupo. El proyecto SynchInConcert, que cuenta con el apoyo de las acciones Marie Skłodowska-Curie, será pionero en el estudio sobre cómo se entrelazan los ritmos cardíaco y respiratorio de los músicos y de los asistentes a los conciertos durante las actuaciones en directo. Esta investigación innovadora ahonda en cómo estos ritmos reflejan la estética de los conciertos y responden a factores sociales y contextuales. Con la Orquesta Sinfónica de Stavanger como musa, el proyecto captará datos de vídeo, audio, cardíacos y respiratorios de músicos y espectadores seleccionados.
Objetivo
Heartbeats and breathing rhythms are essential to life. Lab-based research suggests that certain contextual and social factors can impact the interaction between these physiological rhythms, during joint actions such as ensemble playing. SynchInConcert aims at a cutting-edge contribution to the study of physiological rhythms, by investigating, for the first time to our knowledge, the influence between the cardiac and respiratory rhythms of musicians and audiences in live concerts. SynchInConcert will also investigate how these rhythms reflect the aesthetics of the concerts and are influenced by social and contextual components. Three research events will be held with the Stavanger Symphony Orchestra (SSO) and a full audience in a concert hall. During these events, video, audio, cardiac, and respiratory data from selected musicians and audience members will be recorded as well as questionnaires evaluating their level of immersion in the music. A strong interdisciplinary approach will be adopted, by integrating insights, methods and techniques from several disciplines (i.e. music performance science, psychology, physiology, computer science, acoustic engineering and cognitive sciences). Results can significantly contribute to the study of joint actions, by identifying ways in which physiological rhythms support social interactions. The hosts, RITMO Centre of Excellence in Oslo, Casa Paganini in Genoa (secondment) and SSO (placement), offer a unique opportunity to strengthen my expertise in music psychology and performance (focused on sound and behavioral components of interpersonal interactions in small ensembles) to that of music performance physiology in large orchestras. Supported by the outstanding track record of research excellence of the host organizations, the extensive mentorship experiences of my supervisors, and the new set of skills acquired, this fellowship will enhance my prospects for positions of independent researcher within and outside academia.
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Programa(s)
- HORIZON.1.2 - Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Main Programme
Régimen de financiación
HORIZON-TMA-MSCA-PF-EF - HORIZON TMA MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowships - European FellowshipsCoordinador
0313 Oslo
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