Measuring emotion through quality: evaluating the musical repertoires of Spanish symphony orchestras

Gómez‐Vega, Mafalda; Prieto, Luis César Herrero

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“…This reinforces and gives reliability to the measurement scale that this article develops. Considering that "feelings" accounts for more than 52% of the total accumulated variance for spectators and more than 40% for experts, it may be used as a synthetic index reflecting key common elements that influence the valuation of flamenco (G omez-Vega & Herrero-Prieto, 2019;Srakar et al, 2017; see Table 6).…”

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How to Measure Intangible Cultural Heritage Value? The Case of Flamenco in Spain

Heredia-Carroza

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2020

Empirical Studies of the Arts

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This article designs an empirical methodology to measure the perceived value of intangible cultural heritage, specifically using the significant example of flamenco. Such methodology is divided into three stages: interviews with experts, to lay out the flamenco creation process and to identify the aspects, which influenced its value; a double system survey for spectators and experts, which determines the perceived valuation of stated aspects; and finally, a correlation and exploratory factor analysis whose results identified three influencing factors on the valuation of flamenco: feelings, virtuosity, and composition elements. The conclusions show how feelings are the key element in its valuation, representing the highest proportion of the accumulated total variance. Due to its findings, this methodology creates a precedent for intangible cultural heritage valuation, which applies to those music genres characterized by local idiosyncratic elements in their creation, such as vallenato (Colombia), and doina (Romania), among others.

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How to Measure Intangible Cultural Heritage Value? The Case of Flamenco in Spain

Heredia-Carroza

Martos

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2020

Empirical Studies of the Arts

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“…For constructing synthetic indicators, similar applications can be seen inMurias et al (2006), Peiró-Palomino and Picazo-Tadeo (2018) andGómez and Herrero (2018).4 We carried out a prior test of constructing a global synthetic indicator for well-being using data from around 2010. Results were virtually the same, at least in the basic structure of the ensuing spatial disparities.…”

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Deep-Rooted Culture and Economic Development: Taking the Seven Deadly Sins to Build a Well-Being Composite Indicator

2019

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This work involves undertaking a reappraisal of the Seven Deadly Sins in order to construct synthetic indicators of well-being aimed at measuring spatial economic disparities and their link to economic development. The Seven Deadly Sins constitute a way of describing vices vis-à-vis Christian moral education. Yet they might also be viewed as general norms of social behaviour and interpreted today as notions related to the concept of well-being. For example, the level of concentration of wealth (greed), sustainability of resources (gluttony), safety index (wrath), problems adapting to the labour market or workplace absenteeism (sloth), etc. The Seven Deadly Sins have also yielded emblematic examples of artistic iconography and cultural production. How they are perceived and expressed may also differ depending on each group's cultural idiosyncrasy, in the sense of a series of beliefs and attitudes forged over the centuries. Based on these premises, the current work first seeks to compile variables that reflect each conceptual dimension so as to later construct a synthetic indicator of well-being with territorial disaggregation. This enables us to explore spatial disparities and the extent to which they relate to economic development. This is applied to a group of countries in the European Union with NUTS 2 territorial disaggregation (regions). The sources of information are basically Eurostat. The method involves applying Data Envelopment Analysis to construct the synthetic indicator, and spatial econometrics to pinpoint spatial dependence effects.

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The ties that conform: Legitimacy and innovation of live music venues and local music scenes

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2023

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Measuring emotion through quality: evaluating the musical repertoires of Spanish symphony orchestras

Cited by 3 publications

References 26 publications

How to Measure Intangible Cultural Heritage Value? The Case of Flamenco in Spain

How to Measure Intangible Cultural Heritage Value? The Case of Flamenco in Spain

Deep-Rooted Culture and Economic Development: Taking the Seven Deadly Sins to Build a Well-Being Composite Indicator

The ties that conform: Legitimacy and innovation of live music venues and local music scenes

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