The author’s ability in creative and performing training of the future music teacher
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2015.51935Keywords:
creative and performing training, spiritual development, composer-performer activity, author’s abilityAbstract
Theoretical and methodological foundations of creative and performing training of the future music teachers in higher education teaching system are investigated. The notion of "author’s ability" of the future music teacher is formulated. It is proved a value of creative and performing training of future professionals. It is determined a methodical system of creative and performing training based on the introduction of innovative technology of composer-performer activities aimed at forming the author’s ability of future professionals
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