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музыкальная педагогика Portuguese
educação musical Spanish
pedagogia musical Catalan
educació musical Field of study associated with the teaching and learning of music.
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It symbolizes how unpalatable I find the idea of music instruction.
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But the main agenda is the music instruction.
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A crusade should be started against indiscriminate going abroad for music study, without thorough preparation in every respect.
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This shows how much may be gained in music study by throwing responsibility on those faculties it is desirable to develop.
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With all this music study and intercourse with musical friends there was very little time left for the study of law.
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Slow practise-onedifficulty at a time-onehand at a time; Napoleon's tactics, 'one division at a time,' applies to music study.
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The present tendency of the wealthy is to take a far more serious view of music study than was formerly the case.
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He had received his share in the years of his musical education.
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The profits derived from a musical education are proportionate to the investment.
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As to Frederick's musical education in Warsaw, it cannot have cost much.
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These poor fishermen had not had the musical education of Clan-Alpine's warriors.
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The young comtesse' mother gave her into Liszt's charge for musical education.
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Muller, of New York, he has had his only musical instruction.
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I could brook no control, and this unfortunately applied to my musical instruction as well.
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The school is designed to give a thorough musical instruction to a limited number of children.
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It offers at very moderate prices literary, historical, musical instruction and entertainment and lectures in all the sciences.
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A series of Educational Text-books suited to the requirements of the average student and covering every essential branch of musical instruction.
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She gave up private music teaching only five years ago.
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It has built its reputation on music teaching and competitive performance across all age ranges.
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That's was when I became involved in Musical Futures and my whole music teaching life changed.
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For decades, she played a key role in music teaching and playing in Dublin, and had her own orchestra.
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The chairperson of the subject association for music teachers, Tim Carson, said music teaching in primary schools was in a terrible state.
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Britain's music education systems are differently inflected but share that central principle.
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In his later years, Terry directed his attention toward music education.
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He is passionate about new music , music education, technology and creativity.
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Career Goals: I plan to receive my doctorate in music education.
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The fee rise could mean many will have to forgo their music education.
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He is at the forefront of music education and advocacy, and is… Audio
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Lindsey received a doctorate degree in music education from Columbia University.
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He's passionate about the need for all schools to offer high quality music education.
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In the UK, music education now relies on parents stumping up for private lessons.
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Classical pianist James Rhodes argues that music education in this country has been 'decimated'.
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I was a music education major in college for three and a half years.
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ROAM made twelve recommendations, including the establishment of a dedicated vocational music education entity.
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Young people don't have to be the next Mozart to gain benefits from music education.
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A new take on music education with British-born but Boston-based teacher and musician Duncan Lorien.
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His music education and opportunities for performance of his early compositions were there in Vienna.
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We all know that music education is statistically magical.