2020
DOI: 10.1177/8755123320930483
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Research to Resource: Evidence-Based Strategies for Improving Wind Intonation

Abstract: Intonation is one of the most challenging performance elements for developing wind instrumentalists. There is a need to provide in-service band directors with evidence-based instructional strategies that can be used when teaching their students to perform with accurate intonation. The purposes of this research-to-resource article are to provide band directors with a concise summary of selected research focused on wind instrument intonation, and to provide instructional recommendations based on those research f… Show more

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“…Finally, the feedback provided to the student does not always have an effect on intonation, particularly visual feedback, which shows inconclusive results (Blanco et al, 2021; Blanco & Ramirez, 2019; Lim & Raphael, 2010; Owens & Sweller, 2008; Pardue & McPherson, 2019; Springer, 2020). The combined presentation of information of different perceptual natures in instrumental or vocal training, even having been objectified in the aforementioned studies, shows inconsistent results that could occur due to the division of attention, to an inadequate integration of different modes of information presentation, or both.…”
Section: Learning Methodologiesmentioning
confidence: 97%
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“…Finally, the feedback provided to the student does not always have an effect on intonation, particularly visual feedback, which shows inconclusive results (Blanco et al, 2021; Blanco & Ramirez, 2019; Lim & Raphael, 2010; Owens & Sweller, 2008; Pardue & McPherson, 2019; Springer, 2020). The combined presentation of information of different perceptual natures in instrumental or vocal training, even having been objectified in the aforementioned studies, shows inconsistent results that could occur due to the division of attention, to an inadequate integration of different modes of information presentation, or both.…”
Section: Learning Methodologiesmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…A widely used methodology in instrumental teaching consists of the student’s understanding of intonation from a theoretical point of view and implementing the teacher’s input through verbal instructions, as Springer (2020) does with a group of wind instrumentalists. However, the use of this method can produce problems arising from the semantic load of the instructions themselves, which are mostly metaphors of movement and space (e.g., terms, such as “high” or “low,” “up” or “down”) (Johnson & Larson, 2003).…”
Section: Learning Methodologiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En la revisión de la literatura, se ha detectado la existencia de tres métodos para el desarrollo de la entonación: tradicional, auditivo y audiovisual. El método tradicional consiste en que el estudiante comprenda la afinación desde un punto de vista teórico y siga los consejos o correcciones del docente a través de sus instrucciones verbales (Cavitt, 2003;Springer, 2020). Se ha sugerido que este es el menos efectivo (Powell, 2010) debido a una serie de problemas con el significado de las instrucciones verbales.…”
Section: La Enseñanza De La Entonación En Instrumentos De Viento-metalunclassified
“…Incluye varias técnicas, por ejemplo, la imitación de un modelo sonoro que puede provenir del propio docente o de una grabación. También existen otros métodos como el análisis de las propias grabaciones, la coevaluación entre estudiantes (Geringer, MacLeod y Lofdahl, 2015;Ha, 2015;Springer, 2020) o un sistema electrónico de guía que acompaña al aprendiz durante su práctica con un instrumento musical con sensores colocados en su cuerpo (Pardue y McPherson, 2019).…”
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