METHODOLOGY OF ORGANIZING INSTRUMENT ENSEMBLES IN SPECIALIZED CULTURE AND ART SCHOOLS
Keywords:
music, musical instrument, singer, accompanist, music teacher, pedagogy, musical ensemble.Abstract
This article discusses the role of music in human life, musical instruments, requirements for music teachers, attention and demand for music in ancient times and today. Also, scientific discussions are held about the methodology of organizing musical ensembles in specialized culture and art schools.
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