The examination of?jacob dont 24 etudes and caprices op. 35"method used in violin education in terms of right and left hand
2009
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Advisor: Prof. Nuray Özen
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The purpose of this research is to analyze what target and target behaviour ?Jacob Dont 24 Etüdes and Caprices Op.35?, one of the methods of violin, is prepared to realize, to determine the dispersion and density of these targets in the method and by this determination, to present general info and thus to contribute to the researches of piano training.Under this goal the twelve etudes chosen from the first volume of ?Jacob Dobnt 24 Etüdes and Caprices Op.35? are analyzed by the approach of ?the examination by the method of etude analysis and/or the method analysis depending on contemporary teaching of playing instrument methods? developed by Dr. Ali Uçan, while doing this the view used to examine ten etüdes mentioned above is the target and the target behaviour.In conclusion of the analysis, 25 target and 73 target behaviours have been determined.Science code:Keywords: Violin education, Dont 24 Etudes and Caprices, Target and BheviourPage number:Supervisor: Prof. Nuray ÖZEN
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Dr. Burçin Alan
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Gazi University
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Burçin Alan (Master Thesis). The examination of?jacob dont 24 etudes and caprices op. 35"method used in violin education in terms of right and left hand, 2009, Gazi University, Eğitim Bilimleri Bölümü.
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