WORLD PERFORMING SCHOOLS AND GREAT PERFORMERS WHO INFLUENCED THE FORMATION OF THE ORGAN ART OF UZBEKISTAN
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Djurabekova Saodat Zarifbekovna
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By the middle of the ХХ th century, an organ was built in Uzbekistan, creating conditions for the development of this art form. The results of reformist research in composition and performance on a global scale began to take their rightful place in Uzbekistan. The article discusses the great performing composers of the 20th century, artists who contributed to the development of the art of organ performance school around the world.
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Djurabekova Saodat Zarifbekovna
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1. Marcel Dupre (1886–1971) was a great French organist who developed a special teaching method for mastering virtuoso technique. He is the author of the following textbooks: “Method d’orgue” (“Organ Method”), “Gammes de pedal” (“Pedal Scales”), “Cours complet d’improvisation a l’orgue” (“Complete Course in the Art of Organ Improvisation”), and several other teaching aids.
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5. Iz istorii mirovoy organnoy kulturi XVI–XX vekov. Moskva, 2008.
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