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Kodály's Principles in practice by Erzsébet Szőnyi / An approach to Music Education through the Kodály Method / Editio Musica Budapest / Paperback

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Kodály's Principles in practice by Erzsébet Szőnyi / An approach to Music Education through the Kodály Method / Editio Musica Budapest / Paperback

Paperback 2017

PAGES:  87

ISBN: 9789633307625  /  978-9633307625

ISBN-10: 9633307627

PUBLISHER: Editio Musica Budapest

LANGUAGE: English / Angol

Made in Hungary

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From the list of contents of the book: Extracts from statements and observations on music education made by Zoltán Kodály, Historical roots of Hungarian music education in other European pedagogical systems, The role of singing and folk-song, Arrangement by age-groups, The teaching of specific elements (form, harmony, transposition, writing), The Kodály method applied to the teaching of instruments.

The Kodály Concept Library consists of carefully selected works representing Zoltán Kodály's musical and pedagogical principles, as well as their practical application in the most authentic way. The selection has been made by professors of the Zoltán Kodály Pedagogical Institute of Music, Kecskemét, Hungary.

Includes: extracts from statements and observations on music education made by Zoltán Kodály, historical roots of Hungarian music education in other European pedagogical systems, the role of singing and folk-song, arrangement by age-groups, the teaching of specific elements (form, harmony, transposition, writing), the Kodály method applied to the teaching of instruments.
 
 
Setting: Music Theory
Series: The Kodály Concept Library
Genre: Solfeggio, music theory
Language: English
Length: 88 pages
Format: 154x225 mm
Weight: 0.136 kg
Published: March 2012
Publisher: Editio Musica Budapest
ISMN: 9789633307625
 
 

The Kodály Concept of Music Education

Zoltán Kodály's ideas on music education are usually mentioned under the name Kodály Method. It is more accurate to say Kodály Concept because the composer himself did not work out any complete and detailed methodological process of teaching music. He formulated principles rather than teaching techniques or a step-by-step process or advice for teachers. The adaptation of the principles to the reality was elaborated and developed by his disciples and his followers.

These principles have come to be known as the "Kodály Method" of music education:


•    Music is a prime necessity of life.


•    Only music of the highest quality is good enough for children.


•    Music education must begin nine months before the birth of the child.


•    Music instruction must be a part of general education for everyone.


•    The ear, the eye, the hand, and the heart must all be trained together.

 
 

Zoltán Kodály (/ˈkd/; Hungarian: Kodály Zoltán, pronounced [ˈkodaːj ˈzoltaːn]; 16 December 1882 – 6 March 1967) was a Hungarian composer, ethnomusicologist, pedagogue, linguist, and philosopher. He is well known internationally as the creator of the Kodály Method.

Kodály Zoltán Vilmos (Kecskemét, 1882. december 16. – Budapest, 1967. március 6.) háromszoros Kossuth-díjas magyar zeneszerző, zenetudós, zeneoktató, népzenekutató, az MTA tagja, majd 1946-tól 1949-ig elnöke.

 

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