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Uvođenje euritmike - metode Emil Žak Dalkroza u srpske muzičke škole - međunarodni interdsiciplinarni istraživački projekat
aUniverzitet umetnosti u Beogradu, Fakultet muzičkih umetnosti, Srbija
bMS "Dr Vojislav Vučković" Belgrade
cMusic Academy in Gdansk, Poland

e-adresapepa.magare@gmail.com, vera.milankovic@gmail.com
Ključne reči: Emil Žak-Dalkroz; euritmika; pokret; puls; izvođačka napetost
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Saradnja između Fakulteta za horsko dirigovanje, crkvenu muziku, umetničko obrazovanje, euritmiku i džez na Muzičkoj akademiji u Gdanjsku i Fakulteta muzičke umetnosti Univerziteta umetnosti u Beogradu započeta je 2012. godine i od tada neprekinuto traje do danas. Pojačana saradnja između dva fakulteta dovela je do realizacije Erasmus+ programa u toku 2016. godine, unutar kojeg je ostvarena razmena profesora. Usledila je, zatim, i pilot studija sprovedena u toku 2017/18 godine u Muzičkoj školi "Dr Vojislav Vučković" u Beogradu, kao i prošireni projekat koji se fokusira na značaj metode euritmike za razvoj motoričkih sposobnosti i osećaja za puls, ali i na smanjenje izvođačke napetosti kod učenika na uzrastu od 10 godina. Glavni cilj saradnje je uvođenje Dalkrozovog metoda euritmike u muzičke škole u Srbiji. Dalkroz metod podrazumeva muzičko obrazovanje kroz pokret, jer prirodni i jednostavni govor ljudskog tela omogućava individualni doživljaj muzike, duboko osećanje i bolje razumevanje muzike. Dalkroz metod predstavlja značajnu polaznu tačku za razvoj instrumentalnih i vokalnih sposobnosti učenika, te smatramo da bi trebalo da postoji u okviru profesionalne obuke muzičara.
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