Songs for education in intercultural values
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Abstract
Musical activity shares many characteristics with Intercultural Education, especially in what concerns organizing the participation of students (in groups), the type of working relationship between them (cooperative and collaborative), the collective sentiment promoted by their activities, contributing to unite them... Therefore, although in musical activity we are able to distinguish different stages of the performed work (singing, movement, improvisation, interpretation, and hearing) that can be adjusted in various ways to the interculturalism promoted by current legislation, the auditory educational work of certain songs is more able to promote intercultural values in the students. We would be facing songs with a message or an evolution of what were the protest songs in its time; songs that will work not only respecting to cultural otherness by explaining its musical loans, but also a real sense of their intercultural value when analysing his lyrics.