The initial “ictus” of a symphony orchestra at the Atlantic headquarters, University of Costa Rica

Authors

  • Mauricio Zamora-Ulate Sede del Atlántico, Universidad de Costa Rica. Turrialba, Cartago, Costa Rica Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15517/isucr.v23i47.47715

Keywords:

Music, symphonic orchestra, youth orchestra, autoethnography, systematization of experiences, social action, musical education, Costa Rica, Turrialba

Abstract

A study was conducted to analyze the knowledge and organizational elements were analyzed in the conformation and sustainability of the Atlantic Symphony Orchestra. This autoethnography used personal memory, self-observation, self-reflection, interviews, and the systematization of experiences as a tool to collect information from the protagonists of the initial story, which was analyzed and presented in this work. Thus, it was obtained a musician profile, which is the importance of the group's relationship with other organizations and the relevance that an orchestra presentation can have for its development.

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Published

08/11/2026

Issue

Volume 23, Issue 47, January - June (2022)

Section

Sede del Atlántico (Peer-reviewed/refereed)

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Copyright (c) 2021 Mauricio Zamora Ulate

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