THE EVOLUTION OF EASTERN EUROPEAN COMPOSING SCHOOLS (BASED ON THE EDUCATIONAL MANUAL BY I.G. GALUSHCHENKO)
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Tursunova Ravshanoy
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The article commemorates the 80th anniversary of I.G. Galushchenko, Professor at the State Conservatory of Uzbekistan, exploring her long-standing pedagogical and academic contributions. Special attention is given to the role of her 2008 manual, “History of Music of the Peoples of the World. Issue 3,” in the modern educational process, its significance in training young professionals, and studying Eastern European composing schools.
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Tursunova Ravshanoy
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Galushchenko, I. (2006). On the Problem of Studying the Musical Culture of Eastern Europe. Issues in Contemporary Musical Art in Uzbekistan. Tashkent. (In Russ.)
Galushchenko, I. (2008). History of Music of the Peoples of the World. Issue 3: Eastern European Countries in the Second Half of the 20th Century: Educational Manual. Tashkent: Musiqa. (In Russ.)
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