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Meanings of music instruction in English
Russian
музыкальная педагогика Portuguese
educação musical Spanish
pedagogia musical Catalan
educació musical Field of study associated with the teaching and learning of music.
Synonyms
Examples for "music education"
Examples for "music education"
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Britain's music education systems are differently inflected but share that central principle.
2
In his later years, Terry directed his attention toward music education.
3
He is passionate about new music , music education, technology and creativity.
4
Career Goals: I plan to receive my doctorate in music education.
5
The fee rise could mean many will have to forgo their music education.
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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.
3
With all this music study and intercourse with musical friends there was very little time left for the study of law.
4
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.
2
The profits derived from a musical education are proportionate to the investment.
3
As to Frederick's musical education in Warsaw, it cannot have cost much.
4
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.
3
The school is designed to give a thorough musical instruction to a limited number of children.
4
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.
4
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.
Usage of music instruction in English
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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.
Translations for music instruction
Portuguese
Catalan