Music Schools Group, Bydgoszcz

499:. In the 1950s, schools were reorganized. In the primary school two specialties (piano and violin) were kept, with the possibility of learning another instrument in the higher grades, while high school created three departments: instruments, singing and pedagogy. At the same time in both institutions general education was combined with music teaching, and it is still the case today. During the 23 years of existence of Bydgoszcz Music School, 400 students have been graduated, among whom Janusz Stanecki, Krzysztof Herdzin, Eleonora Harendarska and Alicja Weber. The teaching staff of Music Schools group were also members of orchestras such as Polish Radio Symphony Orchestra in Bydgoszcz, Pomeranian Symphony Orchestra, Capella Bydgostiensis, as well as teachers in other music universities like 787: 801: 155: 833: 819: 1405: 33: 483:

in Bydgoszcz, with an organization not so much changed from the pre-war structure. In 1946–1947 the school trained 60 students, and among the teachers were musicians-virtuosos like composer Florian Dabrowski, Jerzy Jasieński, Felicja Krysiewicz, Edmund Rezler, Marta Suchecka, Maria Wasiak, Halina

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At its creation, the choir consisted of female voices, but from 2013 it is a mixed choir. It performs in many occasions, at school ceremonies and for city cultural events. The band won awards in various competitions. Its recent successes are two gold diplomas awarded during the 17th competition

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has been organized since 1993 every other year. The internal activity in schools is regularly enriched by the emergence of new bands of high school students (brass band, choir, chamber orchestra, percussion bands).

757: 479:. In 1946, with the monopoly of instruction given to state schools, private music institutions closed down. The Municipal Conservatory of Music was transformed into a cooperative of musicians under the name 1322: 487:

In 1947, the institution was divided into two distinct schools: the lower Music School (director Maria Tołłoczko) and the Secondary School of Music (director Irena Jahnke). The former took the name of

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During the interwar period, the Municipal Conservatory of Music became an important part of the cultural life of the city thanks to its extensive performances: soloists, chamber orchestra,

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Immediately after the cessation of hostilities in Bydgoszcz, in February 1945, the activities of the Municipal Conservatoire resumed in the pre-war building at 71

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by Zdzislaw Jahnke and Alfons Rezler, and after 1945 by Wacław Splewiński and Feliks Rybicki. Since 1996, the orchestra is directed by Henryk Wierzchoń.

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The school symphony orchestra was founded in the 1930s. A school Orchestra appeared in April 1939 at the Municipal Conservatory of Music, led before

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Directors of the Music Schools group have been Zdzisław Starniewski (1975–1984), Wacław Kłaput (1984–1990) and Ewa Stąporek-Pospiech since 1990.

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Talent class, founded in 2009. For advanced gifted students, this class proposes individual course and specific education by Academy teachers.

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High school students participate in performances of instrumental ensembles (string quartets, brass, vocal), vocal and vocal-acting,

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street 32. Teaching staff were teachers from the Academy of Music in Poznan, teaching in three levels, lower, middle and higher.

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State School of Music- second degree (six-year course). In the vocal department, prepares for the profession of singer musician;

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Another Polish music school has been established, on the initiative of then mayor Bernard Śliwiński in 1925, under the name

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In 1921, the first Polish private music school has been created in Bydgoszcz, led by Leon Jaworski, a conductor educated in

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The orchestra takes an active part in the musical life of the region and the country, including tours (Germany,

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is an association of music schools of primary and secondary education which seat is located in the building at

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for advanced training of musicians and teachers has been established. It was converted in the 1970s to a

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In 1927, the MIM was reorganized under the lead of professor Zdzislaw Jahnke, and renamed the

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Wind – flute, oboe, clarinet, saxophone, bassoon, trumpet, French horn trombone, tuba;

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building. In 1975, all the music schools in Bydgoszcz have been combined into the

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In addition to the orchestra, a very important place in the school is given to

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The Bydgoszcz academic music school diploma was treated in the 1930s and till

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International Competition for Young Pianists "Arthur Rubinstein in memoriam"

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International Competition for Young Pianists Arthur Rubinstein in memoriam

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On November 4, 1991, the School group received the namesake of pianist

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on equal footing with diplomas from other higher music academies in

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Bydgoszcz music schools are housed in two separate buildings at:

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The school organizes the following competitions and festivals:

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at the beginning of the 1920s, soon after the restoration of

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Mali muzycy bydgoscy i dzieje ich szkoły. Kalendarz Bydgoski

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L. Braille Special Educational Centre for Blind Children

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The school has curriculum on the following instruments:

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State School of Music- first degree (six-year course);

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