A role of leader in creative schools
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2017.86404Keywords:
leader, composer's professionalism, composer's school, musical gild, creative commonwealth, artistic creativityAbstract
A role of leader in the Jena «romantic school»; Mannheim school, which has prepared the emergence a classical form of symphony; Netherlands school with a main feature – composer's professionalism; Second Viennese School is examined in the article. The authority of these schools in the musical circles, comprehensive impact, fundamental meaning for becoming a composer’s art are marked. The creative, professionally-creative and technological aspect of schools are defined
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