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Rhythm, Language, Theatre and Film – A Synaesthetic Proposal Ritmo, Linguaggio, Teatro e Cinema – Una proposta sinestetica
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Rhythm, Language, Theatre and Film – A Synaesthetic Proposal Ritmo, Linguaggio, Teatro e Cinema – Una proposta sinestetica

Ugo Rodolico

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Abstract

This personal narrative describes the author's experience of struggling with stuttering during their teenage years. Despite the challenges and embarrassment caused by the condition, the author never imagined that twenty years later they would be using the same sounds and phonics they once struggled with to teach percussion instruments to students. In this context, the author has found that the same consonants and syllables that used to cause difficulty in speaking are now essential in teaching a unique type of music to children. The narrative highlights the transformative power of music and the unexpected ways in which personal challenges can be turned into strengths. Ugo Rodolico ubr77@libero.it Other links: https://youtu.be/8FF5iWF2Sf0 https://youtu.be/hrX1NvRFnHM https://youtu.be/KjwU73oheI0

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Article Information

Title

Rhythm, Language, Theatre and Film – A Synaesthetic Proposal Ritmo, Linguaggio, Teatro e Cinema – Una proposta sinestetica

Type

Article

Published in
Journal 24. April 2023
Language
Italian
Journal
Vol 10 Issue 2
Categories

Performing Arts, Music

Authors Ugo Rodolico

This article is open access and distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.

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Ugo Rodolico (2023). "Rhythm, Language, Theatre and Film – A Synaesthetic Proposal Ritmo, Linguaggio, Teatro e Cinema – Una proposta sinestetica". JOSHA Journal. DOI: 10.17160/josha.10.2.893.