PROBLEMS IN PIANO PERFORMANCE OF VOCAL ART (POP SINGING) STUDENTS AND THEIR SOLUTION

Dilnur  Karimova

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Published: 2023-12-11

Keywords:

individual approach, basics of culture, specialty, student-musicians, goal-task, pedagogical conditions, methods.

Karimova Dilnur Shuhratdjon kizi

National Pop Art Institute named after Botir Zakirov under the State Conservatory of Uzbekistan Teacher of the "Interfaculty piano performance" department

Abstract

This article analyzes the specific features of teaching piano to student musicians of various specialties, the purpose and task of the "piano" course is based on their application to this contingent of students, the need to activate an individual approach to teaching is based on this. The article defines the concept of "fundamentals of piano culture" in relation to a contingent of students of various specialties (pop singers), developed pedagogical conditions and methods that activate an individual approach to the education of this contingent of musicians, contribute to the effectiveness of achieving the set goals.

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Vol. 3 No. 12 (2023): International Bulletin of Applied Science and Technology

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PROBLEMS IN PIANO PERFORMANCE OF VOCAL ART (POP SINGING) STUDENTS AND THEIR SOLUTION. (2023). International Bulletin of Applied Science and Technology, 3(12), 117-120. https://researchcitations.com/index.php/ibast/article/view/3254

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