Music Education in Continuity and Breakthrough: Historical Prospects and Current References in a European Context

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On 16-18 October 2014, the Pomeranian University in Słupsk hosted an international conference entitled: “Music Education in Continuity and Breakthrough: Historical
Prospects and Current References in a European Context”. The main objective of the project was to initiate broad discussion on the historical origins of music education, and the ways in which it is reflected in the contemporary education systems of the Central European countries. The Institute of Music at the Pomeranian University in Słupsk entered into cooperation with several European universities, among which the German partner – the University of Würzburg – was the most important. The main representatives of both academic centres, who are also the editors of this selection of papers: Dr. Jarosław Chaciński and Prof. Friedhelm Brusniak, decided that the life, the teachings and the music activities of Eberhard Preussner (1899-1964), the Słupsk-born President of “Mozarteum” in Salzburg in the years 1959-1964, were an important premise for formulating the ideological assumptions of the conference. A refection on the richly detailed biography of this figure and his life-journey (from Słupsk through Berlin to Salzburg), as well as on the abundance of topics and the universal quality of music and teaching ideas since the beginning of the 20th century, triggers a number of stimuli to undertake broad-ranging dialogue about the value of cultivating and teaching musical arts (Ze Wstępu).


Rok wydania2016
Liczba stron290
KategoriaTeoria sztuki
WydawcaWydawnictwo Naukowe Uniwersytetu Pomorskiego w Słupsku
ISBN-13978-83-7467-272-6
Język publikacjiangielski
Informacja o sprzedawcyePWN sp. z o.o.

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  Part I – Music Education in the Visegrád Group countries in the context of the socio-cultural development of societies     5
  
  Introduction     7
  
  
  ANDRZEJ MICHALSKI
  The historical outline of educational ideals in Polish music pedagogy     15
  
  VIOLETTA PRZEREMBSKA
  Pedagogy of Sergiusz Hessen as applied philosophy of values and its importance for the modern aesthetic education     27
  
  JAROSŁAW CHACIŃSKI
  Leo Kestenberg and Eberhard Preussner from the perspective of Polish culture pedagogy and music education – similarities, differences and inspirations    37
  
  ALICJA KOZŁOWSKA-LEWNA
  Modern strategies for shaping of hearing in case of general education system children     59
  
  ELŻBIETA FROŁOWICZ
  Music education in early education classes – between aesthetic and praxial concept     77
  
  BEATA MICHALAK
  Carl Orff’s system in Poland in theory and practice     91
  
  IRENA MEDNANSKA
  The music pedagogy as the scientific discipline in the systematics of musicology    105
  
  SLÁVKA KOPČÁKOVÁ
  Between aesthetics of music and music pedagogy (on relationships and cooperation in Slovak musicology in the second half of the 20th century)     121
  
  JUDITA KUČEROVÁ
  The legacy of the pianist Leo Kestenberg and the representatives of the Brno Piano School     131
  
  GÁBOR BODNÁR
  Thirty years in school music teacher training among different circumstances. Life and work at the Music Department of Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE), Budapest    141
  
  EVA KRÁLOVÁ
  Musical activities and class climate at elementary school     153
  
  BEATA WRÓBLEWSKA
  Joachim Schwarz as a theologian, composer and a pedagogist     169
  
  JOANNA SCHILLER-RYDZEWSKA
  Krzysztof Olczak’s Rząpielnik – from the idea to the reception of the piece    191
  
  Part II – The significance of Leo Kestenberg and Eberhard Preussner in the development of general and professional music education and the activation of
  the amateur movement     207
  
  Introduction     209
  
  WILFRIED GRUHN
  Eberhard Preußner and his role as collaborator and facilitator of Leo Kestenberg’s educational philosophy. The Prussian reforms in a European context    211
  
  ANDREAS ESCHEN
  Plea for a revised perception of Kestenberg     221
  
  CHRISTINE RHODE-JÜCHTERN
  “There were music textbooks published in the East which were certainly the best that ever existed” – traces of an undiscovered reception of Kestenberg from the immediate post-war period in the Soviet Zone / GDR     233
  
  FRIEDHELM BRUSNIAK
  New perspectives of Kestenberg-research: the significance of “Chorgesangwesen” in the life and work of Leo Kestenberg (1882-1962)     247
  
  DAMIEN SAGRILLO
  Identity of music teachers in a diverse European context. Problems and challenges    257
  
  Selected Literature     269
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