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Fazil Say and the Classical Music Stage as Informal Learning Space is an exploration of the classical music stage within a framework of informal learning through the interactive concert performances of Fazil Say. It delves into the artist's conceptualization of the music-audience nexus along with his motivation for adopting an interactive manner that emerges through a verbal interaction between performer and listener during the concert performances. Using specific concert performances given in Malatya in Turkey, this book presents a detailed demonstration of such a space as a learning medium;…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Fazil Say and the Classical Music Stage as Informal Learning Space is an exploration of the classical music stage within a framework of informal learning through the interactive concert performances of Fazil Say. It delves into the artist's conceptualization of the music-audience nexus along with his motivation for adopting an interactive manner that emerges through a verbal interaction between performer and listener during the concert performances. Using specific concert performances given in Malatya in Turkey, this book presents a detailed demonstration of such a space as a learning medium; and interprets its pedagogical meaning from both the artist's and the audience's perspectives.
Autorenporträt
Aylin Buran got her BA in Psychological Counseling and MA in Adult Education from Böaziçi University. The author has worked as a counselor with music students at high school level for the Faculty of Music at Bilkent University. She is currently a doctoral student in the Adult Education Program at Böaziçi University and is working as the Chief Editor and Editorial Department Supervisor at Böaziçi University Alumni Association¿s monthly publication, Böaziçi Magazine.
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«This is an important book to understand the pedagogical implications and inner dynamics of the interactive stage that Fazil Say, the gifted famous classical pianist is able to create. Moreover, it is an invaluable contribution to the informal learning process.» (Prof. Fatma Gök, Department of Educational Sciences, Bogaziçi University, Turkey)