The miudinho tap(s) of the sambadeiras from the Recôncavo da Bahia
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.58786/rbed.2022.v2.n2.55236Keywords:
Samba de mulheres, Samba de roda tradicional, Passo miudinho do samba de roda.Abstract
This article approaches the small step(s) traced by the women of the samba de roda of the Recôncavo Baiano, from research with 12 women sambadeiras from that region, intending to analyze the rhythms traced by the feet on the traditional samba circle, investi-gate the existence of a rhythmic cell typical to all of them. The epis-temological path was traced from the studies of ritual, scene, and performance (Schechner,1985; Turner,1986; Bião,1999) and the conceptual interactions made possible by ethnography. The meth-odological resources used were interviews; photographs; video re-cordings, and transcription of rhythmic cells for musical notation. The studies by Döring (2016), Amoroso (2017), and Domenici (2011) helped to understand the dynamics of samba circles. The research led me to the conclusion that there is a more recurrent rhythmic pattern among the sambadeiras. However, it is not the only one and undergoes several variations during the performance
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