An Analysis on Higher Music Education Models in China
Autori:
Hong ZHU, Zixuan SU
Cod: ISSN: 1583-3410 (print), ISSN: 1584-5397 (electronic)
Dimensiuni: pp. 105-130
How to cite this article:Zhu, H., Su, Z. (2018). An Analysis on Higher Music Education Models in China. Revista de Cercetare si Interventie Sociala, 63, 105-130. |
Abstract:
This article focuses on discussion of ways to train music professionals and
the development of music education models in Chinese universities. The article
presents the history and development of higher music education in China, and
argues that a diversifi ed education system has been established with music
education in traditional professional conservatories of music, normal universities
and comprehensive universities exist side by side in higher music education
in China. The article also illustrates the module systems, teaching schedule,
problems and confusion encountered during the past decade in the development
of music education in Chinese universities, including undergraduates’ diff erent
music accomplishment before entering the university, learning outcomes, module
systems, and evaluation systems of education. Finally, the article proposes
some recommendations and ways in identifying objectives for the training of
professionals and selectively use the teaching experience gained from universities
outside China for reference. At the same time, it is hoped that this article can
attract the attention from international scholars to attach great signifi cance on the
development of music education in universities, so that they can provide benefi cial
suggestions and instructions on the training of compound music professionals in
Chinese universities.
Keywords:
Chinese universities, the training of music professionals, higher music education , education models, module systems.
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