The effect of muscle and skeleton system discomfort their performance in concervatueries, music education depertments in Turkey
2007
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The purpose of this studies to reflect the opinions of instrument teachers working and the students attending at music education department about the effects of muscle and skeleton system injures and discomfort on their performance. The data was collected trough literature rewiev, interwievs with the tastement teaching staff and the students and a questionaire administired to the instruments teaching staff and the students. The data gathered trough the interwievs and the questionaries was analized trough frequencies and percentes valwes and shown in tables. The population at this study is the universities?s music education departments and conservalories in Turkey. The sample consisted at Samsun On Dokuz Mayıs, Burdur Süleyman Demirel, Ankara Gazi, Hacettepe, Anadolu, Mersin Universities. The results of the study shown that most of the students and the instrument teachers encaunted pain during their instrument education and this pain affected their instrument education repatively because at their luck of information about this issue and their mathong. In the study, some suggestions were made in light of the results.
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Naz Evren
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Naz Evren (Master Thesis). The effect of muscle and skeleton system discomfort their performance in concervatueries, music education depertments in Turkey, 2007, Gazi University.
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