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Organization Of American Kodaly Educators
Discover details about the Hungarian composer's activities and learn about the various societies that promote his musical methods. THE OAKE (Organization of American Kodály Educators) WEB SITE HAS MOVED. in the IKS (International Kodály Society), there site is located http//www.kodalyinst.hu/iks.htm
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Zoltán Kodály
Investigate a list of recordings of such works as the "Hary Janos Suite" and the Cello Sonata by the Hungarian composer and contemporary of Bartok. Zoltán Kodály. (1882 1967). Additional Information Kodály Home Page by Dr. Jean Sinor
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Extractions: Country: Hungary Detailed Information about Introduction Brought up in the country, he knew folk music from childhood and also learnt to play the piano and string instruments, and to compose, all with little tuition. In 1900 he went to Budapest to study with Koessler at the Academy of Music, and in 1905 he began his collaboration with Debussy 's music, was important to them both: their first quartets were played in companion concerts in 1910, marking the emergence of 20th-century Hungarian music. , the Psalmus hungaricus Extracted with permission from
The Kodály Center Of America
Information about two organizations dedicated to zoltan Kod¡ly and his lifetime contribution to music and musical education Kod¡ly Musical Training Institute (KMTI) and the Kod¡ly Center of America (KCA).
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Extractions: The Kodály Center of America HISTORY PUBLICATIONS ARCHIVES SUMMER COURSE ... site map LAST UPDATED: 20-Feb-03 VISITORS SINCE 25-OCT-01: What is the purpose of this website? The topics record Denise Bacon's attempt to make an American adaptation of Kodály music education philosophy and techniques as they changed and developed, following the 1956 Hungarian revolution. The distinction between this and pre-existing Kodály adaptations in the U.S. is frequently blurred, and Denise Bacon is often credited with being the first to bring Kodály's concept to the U.S. This is only partially true. What can be said of her work is that most (not all) of the current Kodály programs nationwide stem from the establishment of KMTI and KCA. Under her direction, these two institutions existed as independent entities and established a standard of musicianship training that is almost impossible to maintain or replicate in today's society. Neither institution has been financially able to avail itself of the advantages of modern technology, especially the internet and websites. Both appeared to have dropped off the face of the earth. While KMTI lives on as the Kodály Institute at Capital University, KCA has continued independently as a resource center, offering only short early childhood and advanced refresher courses.
Zoltan Kodaly
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Extractions: Compositor, recopilador de música folclórica y profesor húngaro. Hijo de un jefe de estación de ferrocarril aficionado a la música, nació en Kecskemét y estudió en Budapest con Hans Koessler. Hacia 1905 inició su colaboración con su compatriota Béla Bartók en la recopilación de música folclórica húngara, labor que hasta entonces no había estado sujeta a un estudio musicológico sistemático. El trabajo de los dos contribuyó a crear la etnomusicología. En sus composiciones Kodály citó e imitó formas, armonías, ritmos y melodías de estas canciones populares. Entre sus mejores obras destacan Psalmus hungaricus (1923) para tenor, coro y orquesta, la ópera Háry János (1926), las Danzas de Galanta (1933) para orquesta, el Tedeum Budavari, las Variaciones del pavo real y la Missa brevis (1945). A partir de 1945 desarrolló un sistema de educación musical destinado a las escuelas públicas húngaras. Su método, que consiste en la entonación de canciones del folclore húngaro o basadas en ellas, ha sido utilizado por escuelas de diferentes países. La obra de Zoltán Kodály incluye el Corpus musical popularis hungarical (1951-1953) resumen de su labor musicológica. © eMe
Kodaly,Zoltan (1882-1967)
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Composer Biography - Kodaly, Zoltan
Zoltán Kodály. (b. Kecskemét, 16 Dec 1882; d. Budapest, 6 March1967), Hungarian composer. Brought up in the country, he knew
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Kirklareli To Kodaly, Zoltan. Alphabetic Index To Entries. The Columbia Encyclop
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Kodaly, Zoltan
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Extractions: Zoltán Kodály Biografia: Allievo, con Bartók dell'Accademia Musicale e dell'Università di Budapest si perfezionò dal 1906 al 1907 a Berlino e Parigi dove venne in contatto con le principali correnti musicali dell'epoca. Dal 1907 insegnò all'Accademia Musicale di Budapest. Fu attivo nel campo della sezione Ungherese della SIMC (Società Internazionale di Musica Contemporanea). La prima parola da utilizzarsi parlando di Kodály è etnomusicologia. La sua ricerca, nel percorrere le regioni dell'Ungheria, di canti e danze del mondo rurale che potessero essere rimasti immuni dalle influenze esterne lo accumuna, almeno nell'immaginario collettivo, al connazionale Bartók. Ma a differenza di Bartók la rielaborazione di questo repertorio folcloristico è meno accentuata in quanto Kodály è più interessato a preservare l'integrità delle opere anche a scopo pedagogico. Recensioni: ARTS MUSIC GMBH 47379-2 - DDD Variazioni su un canto popolare Ungherese "Il pavone" - Danze di Galanta - Danze di Marosszék - Sera d'estate
Kodaly, Zoltan
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Extractions: Kodaly was one of three musicians who set out to rescue original Hungarian music from being lost to the 20th century. Ernst von Dohnanyi and Bela Bartok were the others, and it is generally considered that Kodaly's music is stronger than the former's, but not as brilliant as the latter's. He was a great individual collector of native folk tunes, which permeate his music. He also did much important work in music education in Hungary and wrote many choral pieces for schools. Kodaly, born in Kecskemet, was musical from an early age. His father was a violinist and his mother a pianist and singer. He attended school in Galanta and then Nagyszombat, where he shone in his studies and managed to teach himself the violin, viola and cello simultaneously, so that he could perform at home and in the school orchestra. He also sang and composed, mostly choral and chamber works. In 1900, he went to Budapest University to read Hungarian and German Language and Literature. At the same time he enrolled at the Academy of Music where he wanted to learn everything they could teach him, even though he already knew more than many of his fellow students. He also joined the Eotvos College, a small institution for gifted teachers where he learned English, French and German. He received diplomas in teaching and composition and a PhD in Hungarian folksong.
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Kodaly, Zoltan
kodaly, zoltan 18821967, Hungarian composer and collector of folk music. kodaly,zoltan. 1882-1967, Hungarian composer and collector of folk music.
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Extractions: Zoltan Kodaly was born at Kecskemét on 16 December 1882, and died Budapest, 6 March 1967. Brought up in the country, he knew folk music from childhood and also learnt to play the piano and string instruments, and to compose, all with little tuition. In 1900 he went to Budapest to study with Koessler at the Academy of Music, and in 1905 he began his collaboration with Bartók , collecting and transcribing folksongs. They also worked side by side as composers, and Kodály's visit in 1907 to Paris, bringing back Debussy 's music, was important to them both: their first quartets were played in companion concerts in 1910, marking the emergence of 20th-century Hungarian music. Kodály, however, preferred to accept rather than analyse folk material in his music, and his style is much less contrapuntal and smoother harmonically. His major works, notably the comic opera Háry János, the Psalmus hungaricus, the "Peacock" Variations for orchestra and the Dances of Marosszék and Galánta draw on Magyar folk music (unlike Bartók, he confined himself to Hungarian material). MIDI FILE - Dances of Galanta for orchestra (14'03'') His collecting activity also stimulated his work on musical education, convincing him of the value of choral singing as a way to musical literacy.
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