Folk art (singing and dancing)

This program is designed to equip graduate students with professional knowledge, skills, and competencies aligned with state educational standards, enabling them to perform effectively and creatively in various types of orchestras within the arts domain. The curriculum encompasses ensemble performance history, polyphonic music interpretation, repertoire of Uzbek folk instrument orchestras, diverse performance methods, conducting practice, and other elements of performance art. Emphasis is placed on the formation and creative development of orchestras, stylistic execution, musical analysis, and mastery of performance techniques.

• Duration: 4 semesters (2 years)

• Total Credits: 240

• Total Classroom Hours: 900 hours

• Research and Thesis Preparation: 540 hours

• Academic-Pedagogical Work: 210 hours

• Scientific Internship: 150 hours

Structure of the Educational Process:

Notes:

1. 1 credit equals 30 academic hours

2. Students are awarded 1 credit for every 30 hours of independent coursework

3. Thesis preparation and defense are part of the final state certification

4. Scientific internships are conducted in higher education institutions, research centers, and industry-based organizations