Piano Study in Soviet-Russian Schools of Music
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Auteurs : Walter RobertSource :
- Journal of research in music education [ 0022-4294 ] ; 1964-10.
English descriptors
- Teeft :
- Composition sonata form, Compositionin sonata form, Compositionsin, Compositionsin smallerforms, Compositionsin sonata form, Control lesson, Courseof study, Department education, Double thirds, Etude, First semester, First year, First year course, Fourth year course, Fugue, Independent study, Individual repertoire, Ministryof culture, Music education, Music school, Music schools, Musical value, National composers, Open concerts, Other nations, Piano study, Piano teachers, Preludeand fugue, Public performances, Repertoire, Second semester, Secondyear course, Sight reading, Soviet composers, Soviet union, Special classes, Special field, Strong emphasis, Syllabus, Systematic work, Teaching material, Third year course, Virtuoso style.
Abstract
Translator' s note: The following is a translation of the Syllabus of Special Classes in Piano for Music Schools approved by the Department of Education of the Ministry of Culture of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and published in Moscow (1960) by the Ministry of Culture. The first part, translated in its entirety, states the general principles and pedagogic aims of the study program; the second part, of which we publish a partial translation, sets up the requirements in detail. The course of study presupposes graduation from a preparatory music high school (“ Music School for Children”) and leads to a diploma qualifying the graduate to teach in a preparatory department of a USSR music school or to fill a position as coach-accompanist. It is not the course of study for the highest level of training in conservatories such as the Tchaikovsky Conservatory in Moscow. The translation consciously sacrifices excellence of English style to close adherence to the original Russian.
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DOI: 10.2307/3343788
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