O interesse pela música como escolha profissional: a motivação em igrejas evangélicas de Ceará-Mirim/RN

Abstract

This paper presents considerations about the methodological practices used in the evangelical churches of the city of Ceará-Mirim / RN showing the motivations that lead to the musical interest of their respective musicians. The study aims to understand the contribution and performance of evangelical churches in direct and indirect relationship with the teaching and learning of music, exposing the different conceptions about what music represents for someone who has their musical formation introduced in this environment. Through bibliographic research, the theoretical support is anchored in the concepts of formal, non-formal and informal music education. Thus, authors such as: Freitas (2008), Costa (2008), Arroyo (2000), Müller (2000); Prass (1998) and Libaneo (2000), as well as interviews with professional musicians who had their musical training in these churches, foster this work. The results show the relationship of certain musical practices in the cults and all this environment, with the search for a more systemic music education. This shows the importance of churches as institutions that exert musical influences, directly or indirectly, demonstrating how much this context is searching and, at the same time, essential for those involved to follow, show interest and pursue a professional career. in the area of music.