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The teaching committee
A teaching committee which
comprises 7 members of the teaching staff, is responsible for ensuring high standards
of teaching and is responsible for the bi-annual examinations in performance.
The teaching committee is also responsible for organising concerts and for accepting
new staff. Students are encouraged to reach a standard that will enable them
to receive the Conservatory’s graduation diploma and take the Ministry of Education’s
matriculation examination in music. Requirements for earning a graduation diploma,
are completing the Conservatory’s four-year course on music theory, harmony and
aural training as well as giving a recital. | |
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Theory, Harmony and Solfege studies
The Conservatory
offers a four year course on theory, harmony and solfege studies at no additional
cost to the students. The lessons are held at the Conservatory and at the Youval
Center for youth orchestras. ~ Theory teachers.
Music Classes for pre school children
Classes for
children aged 3 to 6 are held at the Conservatory preparing the children for study
on a musical instrument. The activities include improvisation in music and movement,
playing on percussion and tuned percussion. ~ Preschool
music teacher. | 
| The teaching staff
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Look at the teachers list (incl. address and contact information)
A staff of 40 teachers, graduates of Music Academies in Israel and abroad,
offers a comprehensive musical education which includes individual music lessons,
theoretical studies, chamber music and choral work. Quite a number of teachers
are graduates of the Conservatory who returned to teach after completing their
graduate studies elsewhere. Other activities at the Conservatory include concerts,
master classes, lectures and choral festivals. | The
pupils
The 350 pupils, aged from 3 upwards, come from diverse backgrounds:
new immigrants, children from the Conservatory’s outreach programs in deprived
neighborhoods, children at risk and children from the surrounding community.
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