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Khodjayev, Khushnudbek Abidinovich
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Teaching Higher Education Music Students How to Work with Orchestral and Ensemble Scores: Mengajarkan Mahasiswa Musik Perguruan Tinggi Cara Bekerja dengan Partitur Orkestra dan Ansambel Khodjayev, Khushnudbek Abidinovich
Indonesian Journal of Education Methods Development Vol. 18 No. 4 (2023): November
Publisher : Universitas Muhammadiyah Sidoarjo

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.21070/ijemd.v21i4.800

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This study outlines a pedagogical approach aimed at enhancing the proficiency of higher education music students in analyzing and interpreting orchestral and ensemble scores. The primary goals were to cultivate advanced score-reading skills and foster a nuanced understanding of orchestration techniques. Employing a systematic teaching methodology, incorporating theoretical frameworks and practical exercises, yielded noteworthy results. Students demonstrated significant improvements in score comprehension, ensemble coordination, and interpretive depth. The implications of this research extend beyond the classroom, offering a transformative model for music education that empowers students to engage with complex scores with precision and artistry. Highlights: Enhanced Score-Reading Skills: The methodology focuses on cultivating advanced proficiency in reading and interpreting complex orchestral and ensemble scores. Systematic Teaching Framework: A structured approach, combining theoretical foundations and practical exercises, is employed to facilitate comprehensive learning and application. Transformative Music Education Model: The research offers a pioneering model with implications beyond the classroom, empowering students to engage with intricate scores with precision and artistic depth. Keywords: Music Education, Orchestral Scores, Ensemble Coordination, Music Methodology, Music Literacy
Teaching Higher Education Music Students How to Work with Orchestral and Ensemble Scores: Mengajarkan Mahasiswa Musik Perguruan Tinggi Cara Bekerja dengan Partitur Orkestra dan Ansambel Khodjayev, Khushnudbek Abidinovich
Indonesian Journal of Education Methods Development Vol. 18 No. 4 (2023): November
Publisher : Universitas Muhammadiyah Sidoarjo

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.21070/ijemd.v21i4.800

Abstract

This study outlines a pedagogical approach aimed at enhancing the proficiency of higher education music students in analyzing and interpreting orchestral and ensemble scores. The primary goals were to cultivate advanced score-reading skills and foster a nuanced understanding of orchestration techniques. Employing a systematic teaching methodology, incorporating theoretical frameworks and practical exercises, yielded noteworthy results. Students demonstrated significant improvements in score comprehension, ensemble coordination, and interpretive depth. The implications of this research extend beyond the classroom, offering a transformative model for music education that empowers students to engage with complex scores with precision and artistry. Highlights: Enhanced Score-Reading Skills: The methodology focuses on cultivating advanced proficiency in reading and interpreting complex orchestral and ensemble scores. Systematic Teaching Framework: A structured approach, combining theoretical foundations and practical exercises, is employed to facilitate comprehensive learning and application. Transformative Music Education Model: The research offers a pioneering model with implications beyond the classroom, empowering students to engage with intricate scores with precision and artistic depth. Keywords: Music Education, Orchestral Scores, Ensemble Coordination, Music Methodology, Music Literacy
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