Comunque sia andata, siete tutti corresponsabili | Progetto AriTmica | TEDxBergamo
Nella musica c’è sempre potere, anche quando sembra improvvisata. Sebastiano Ruggeri e Alessandro Seminati lo hanno condiviso sul palco di TEDx nel senso più concreto del termine.Hanno dimostrato che anche nella musica i legami di potere esistono. Il punto non è eliminarli, ma rendersene conto e scegliere cosa farne.AriTmica è un laboratorio musicale socio-espressivo che usa il linguaggio ritmico per esplorare le dinamiche di gruppo e la costruzione di relazioni.Suonare insieme significa creare un patto implicito, dove ogni gesto conta e nessuno è solo. AriTmica è un laboratorio socio espressivo musicale che lavora sulle dinamiche di gruppo mediante il ritmo. Pratiche intuitive, invitano i partecipanti ad aderire al patto sociale implicito dell’orchestra di cui si trovano a far parte. L’unico modo per riuscire a suonare insieme, è l’ascolto di sé e dell’altro. L’immediatezza del linguaggio ritmico permette di intessere dialoghi profondi, senza l’uso del canale verbale, consentendo di operare in contesti disparati e verticali. Dall’infanzia, alle fragilità, alle aziende. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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