Beate Albrecht

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Beate Albrecht (

music educator
.

Biography

Beate Rabich was born in

Dresden Conservatory with a focus on violin, piano, recorder - encounter with the tonic-do teaching. This was followed by a teaching position at the Pedagogical Institute and Kindergarten Seminar in Dresden and violin studies with Walter Hansmann (1875-1963) in Erfurt. Afterward, she became a private music teacher in Gotha and devoted herself to concert activities. After her marriage and her move to Sandershausen [de], she became a music teacher and private music teacher for violin, recorder, and piano.[1] Albrecht died in Dresden in 2017.[3]

Music education

Albrecht developed a concept of

solmisation: laying down notes instead of writing notes. The graphic representation of notes makes the structure and regularity of tone systems comprehensible and promotes the learning process. The syllables of relative solmisation lead the student to consciously grasp the tonal relationships and interval tensions, to experience and appreciate the gradual character of the tones. She recorded her methodological experiences with relative solmisation in music lessons and used her findings to develop teaching aids and accompanying materials for music lessons.[1] Relative solmisation has become a proven method for helping children to make the transition from an intuitive to a rational understanding of music - especially musical notation.[4]

Publications

References

  1. ^ a b c "Albrecht, Beate". Merseburger. Retrieved 1 February 2023.
  2. ^ Allgemeine Musiklehre on WorldCat
  3. ^ "Grabsteine: Albrecht, Beate (geb. Rabich)". Genealogy.net. Retrieved 1 February 2023.
  4. , pp. 194–125, here pp. 119f.
  5. ^ Electronic-Commerce in der kaufmännischen Berufsausbildung Zwischenbericht on WorldCat

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