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Musicamediambient.Pdf Aquest document ha estat realitzat per Alba Sanfeliu, investigadora de l’Escola de Cultura de Pau, del programa d’Arts i Pau, Setembre 2010. Vull agrair la col·laboració dels músics i grups Albert Guinovart, ZPU, al Josep de la Gossa Sorda, al Santi de Mordigans, al Jesús Cifuentes de Celtas Cortos, Ángel Petisme, Judith Leite de Pracatum, Daniel Sánchez de Mitote, al grup Ladyguana, a la Sara Sanfeliu, a l’Àngel Laguna, al Ramon Elias, i a la Cecile Barbeito. Per comentaris dirigir-se a: <[email protected]> Disseny de la portada: Lucas Wainer. 2 Index: Presentació ................................................................................................................................................5 Introducció .............................................................................................................................................6-13 El medi ambient ..........................................................................................................................6-8 Iniciatives artístiques a favor del medi ambient ........................................................................9-12 La música ...............................................................................................................................12-13 Cantants i grups ..................................................................................................................................14-18 Músics i organitzacions mediambientals ............................................................................................19-24 Musicians United to Sustain the Environment, MUSE ................................................................19 Músicos en la Naturaleza .......................................................................................................19-20 Sting, The Rainforest Foundation ...............................................................................................20 Maná, Selva Negra .................................................................................................................20-21 Wyclef Jean, Yele Haiti Foundation .......................................................................................21-22 Jack Johnson, Kokua Hawaii Foundation ...................................................................................22 Antonio Tarragó Ros, Fundación Naturaleza .........................................................................22-23 Don Henley, The Walden Woods Project ....................................................................................23 Ben Jelen, The Ben Jelen Foundation .........................................................................................23 Sarah Harmer, Protecting Escarpment Rural Land ...............................................................23-24 Johnny Clegg, African Sky ...........................................................................................................24 Jimmy Buffet, Save the Manatee Club ........................................................................................24 Barbra Streisand, The Streisand Foundation ..............................................................................24 Concerts ..............................................................................................................................................25-33 Live Earth ...............................................................................................................................26-27 Ecosystem ..............................................................................................................................27-28 Rock in Rio .............................................................................................................................28-29 Festival Música por la Tierra ........................................................................................................29 Festival Internacional de Música y Ecología del Valle Bravo ......................................................30 The Wave Aid Tsunami Relief Concert ........................................................................................30 Altres concerts ........................................................................................................................30-31 The Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival Festival Lollapalooza South by Southwest Øyafestivalen Organitzacions que aposten per concerts sostenibles: Reverb Rock i Green Highway..........32-33 CD i DVD de música i medi ambient ..................................................................................................34-40 CD ..........................................................................................................................................34-38 Aterciopelados, Río ................................................................................................................34-35 Música contra el Cambio Climático .............................................................................................35 Burruezo y Bohemia Camerata, Multaqa Antigua Contemporania...............................................35 Natural de Aragón, un Canto a la Naturaleza..........................................................................35-36 Joselo Scuap, Agua Bendita i Mundo Azul ..................................................................................36 Rhythms del Mundo ................................................................................................................36-37 Musicians United to Sustain the Environment .............................................................................37 Alain Simon, Gaia, Le Chant de la Terre .....................................................................................37 Greenpeace, Rainbow Warriors ..................................................................................................37 Rapu-Rapu atpb, Taghoy Ng Kalikasan ......................................................................................38 3 Green Owl Compilation, A benefit for the energy action coalition (CD+DVD) .............................38 DVD .......................................................................................................................................38-40 Concert for India’s Environment .................................................................................................38 Sarah Harmer, Escarpment Blues ..............................................................................................38 New Orleans, Music in Exile ........................................................................................................39 Songs for Tsunami Relief, Austin to South Asia ..........................................................................39 Wave Aid Concert ........................................................................................................................39 Composicions i cançons .....................................................................................................................40-60 Propostes didàctiques ........................................................................................................................44-46 1. Activitat: La destrucció general del medi ambient. ...........................................................47-53 2. Activitat: El canvi climàtic. ................................................................................................54-57 3. Activitat: Homenatge a Líders Ambientals i Desforestació. .............................................58-61 Instruments Reciclats ..........................................................................................................................62-65 Taller de construcció d’instruments reciclats. .....................................................................................65-66 Propostes didàctiques ..............................................................................................................................67 Instruments de percussió: Tro, Bidobom i Zapatòfon .............................................................67-76 Instruments de corda: Kalimba de corda, Contracubell o Cubell-baix i Arpa Tubular.............77-84 Instruments de vent: Flauta de bar, Ecogralla i Guant de Gemecs.........................................85-90 Annex 1: Llistat de Cançons sobre el medi ambient ..........................................................................91-94 Annex 2: Anàlisi de cançons. ..............................................................................................................95-97 Bibliografia ........................................................................................................................................98-103 4 Presentacio: En aquest quadern sobre Música i medi ambient es vol donar a conèixer quina ha estat i és la resposta musical davant dels canvis climàtics que estan succeint en el nostre planeta en els darrers anys. Aquesta situació ha motivat l’activisme musical i mediambiental per tal de sensibilitzar sobre diferents temes que cal que siguin considerats per transformar la situació. Temes relacionats amb l’escalfament global, amb l’efecte hivernacle, amb les energies alternatives, amb la protecció de les espècies animals, amb la conservació dels recursos naturals, etc., seran tractats en les cançons de diferents cantants i grups d’arreu, així com en les activitats i iniciatives que ells i elles duen a terme. També es citen aquells concerts realitzats
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