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SPECIFIC FEATURES OF THE COMPETENT MODEL ON THE BASIS OF COMMUNICATION AND INTEGRATION OF SUBJECT MATTERS INTO TRAINING THE MUSIC TEACHER // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 1 (129). P. 101-104

The competence of vocational training is considered as the main purposes in realisation of the federal state educational standards. In the construction of the competent model of vocational training of the graduate they are as the integrating beginning. The realisation competent models on the basis of communication and integration of subject matters into preparation of the music teacher analyses the question on the maintenance and features of the given processes.

Keywords: competent model, communication of disciplines, integration of disciplines

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TRAINING THE TEACHER-MUSICIAN FOR RESEARCH ACTIVITY ON THE BASIS OF INTERRELATION OF EDUCATIONAL AND NONLEARNING WORK IN HIGHER SCHOOL // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 1 (142). P. 86-89

Modern vocational training is focused on training the professional capable to self-education during all life. Readiness for self-education assumes presence at the graduate of skills of research activity. Readiness for selfeducation assumes presence at the graduate of skills of research activity to whom it is possible to carry: ability to organize research to collect and process its results, to draw generalizing conclusions, to issue the text, to present and protect the obtained data. Training the student for research performance is carried out through subject matters, and also actions, which are spent at higher school during free time.

Keywords: The competence, research activity, interrelation, Katanovsky readings

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THE RELATIONSHIP OF ACADEMIC DISCIPLINES IN THE STRUCTURE AND CONTENT OF THE STATE EXAM FOR BACHELORS PROFILE “MUSIC” // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 8 (161). P. 141-144

The search for effective forms of the final state certification testing is an important task of professional educational organizations. At the heart of modern professional education lies the competence model of bachelor. Competence as an integrative education requires the relationship of academic disciplines in the process of training of bachelors, and during final testing. Final state certification of bachelors of majors teacher education, profile “Music” includes a state exam and graduation. State exam becomes an interdisciplinary challenge. The Department of music and music education of the Institute of arts offers one of the possible forms of the State interdisciplinary tests for bachelors of this profile. It allows to check the level of development of professional, first of all, special competencies that characterize the quality of preparation of graduates for specific professional activities.

Keywords: state interdisciplinary examination, special competence, training disciplines

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DEVELOPMENT OF THEORETICAL THINKING OF STUDENTS IN PROFESSIONAL TRAINING OF PERFORMING MUSICIANS // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2018. Issue 3 (192). P. 126-130

In the professional training of a musician-performer a wide range of problems is investigated. The question of the development of theoretical thinking of the artist has always been at the center of scientific interests, since the effectiveness of the subsequent musical, performing and pedagogical activity of the graduate depends on his decision. The specificity of the theoretical thinking of the musician-performer is considered. On the one hand, it is closely related to the content and logic inherent in music by its author. On the other hand, it deciphers the author‘s intention, in order to intone it in sounds for listeners. Consequently, the theoretical thinking of the performer from the philosophical standpoint is revealed in the dialectic of artistic time and intonation. Further, the content of conceptprocesses is revealed: artistic time, intonation. The creation of artistic time and its intonation are two interrelated and at the same time independent types of artistic activity. From this unity and struggle, the energy of self-movement and self-expression of the performer is born, an artistic interpretation of the author‘s design is created. An algorithm for the theoretical thinking of the performer is considered. This is the process of the afterlife of the formation of the musical form as a whole formation, where the form is derived from the content as a concrete from the universal. Describes the practical experience of the analysis of the play by Claude Debussy „Snow Dances“ from the cycle “Children‘s Corner” in the class “Piano”. Taking into account the fact that one of the main criteria of the Impressionists was the “living” attitude to the world around: the view, the moment, the impression, the predominance of colors, it is important to disclose in the work on the product the specific ways of the author‘s embodiment of content. All formative elements of the play are considered inextricably linked with the image.

Keywords: thinking, theoretical thinking, logic, contradiction, artistic time, intonation, theoretical analysis, analysis of a work

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