Minsk State Musical College named after M. I. Glinka


Minsk State College of Music named after M.I. Glinka is a state musical
college in Belarus, among the oldest and most respectable culture colleges in the country.

History

Founded in 1924 as Minsk musical college with programs in piano, violin, cello,
composition. In 1925 opened programs in woodwind,
and percussion, in 1928 — department of conducting.
In 1934 opened vocal classes.
In October 1957 the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic awarded the college and named it in honour of Russian composer Mikhail Glinka.
In 1973 the college opened folk choir classes and in 1980 — variety
arts classes.

Education

Core curriculum for most programs covers 9 years of study. "Academic
Singing" is 11 years of study.

Programs

  • "Conducting ". Qualifications: Artist. Teacher. Leader of a creative collective.
  • "Instrumental performance ". Qualifications: Artist of orchestra, ensemble. Teacher. Accompanist.
  • "Instrumental performance ". Qualifications: Artist of orchestra, ensemble. Teacher. Leader of a creative collective.
  • "Academic singing". Qualifications: Artist. Teacher. Leader of a vocal studio.
  • "Variety art ". Qualifications: Artist. Teacher. Leader of a variety band.
  • "Musicology". Qualification: Teacher.

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