Odsek za džez i popularnu muziku FMU/Jazz Department FMU Belgrade

onija, Džez aranžiranje, Pregled pravaca u istoriji džeza i ostali predmeti). Programski zahtevi glavnog predmeta precizno su postavljeni, ali se individualni program slobodno formira u skladu sa sposobnostima svakog studenta. Postupnost u rastu programskih zahteva omogućava kontinuirani razvoj intrepretativno-tehničkih mogućnosti studenata. Ishodi učenja su sticanje veština – improvizacije, vežbanja i održavanja proba, sviranja u ansamblima, veštine umetničkog izražavanja i javnog izvođenja, razumevanje repertoara i muzičkog materijala, kao i veštine osmišljavanja i izvođenja nastave džez pevanja i džez instrumenta korišćenjem savremenih principa i metoda. Stručni naziv koji se stiče po završetku master akademskih studija na modulu Džez i popularna muzika je master muzički umetnik. Dosad su na Katedri za džez i popularnu muziku, od osnivanja 2012. godine, kao gostujući profesori bili angažovani brojni istaknuti džez umetnici svetskog renomea, među kojima su Džonatan Krasjberg, Bojan Zulfikarpašić, Mišel Hendriks, Simon Rihter, Stjepko Gut, Kristin i Ingrid Jensen i drugi.

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At the Jazz and Popular Music module of the Performing Arts study program, considerable attention is dedicated to the development of artistic capacities. The aim is to form music personalities of jazz singer, jazz trumpeter, jazz trombonist, jazz drummer, jazz pianist, jazz guitarist, jazz saxophonist and jazz double bass player, capable of achieving high professional level in music performance. Along with capabilities for individual artistic activity and work in ensembles, students gain competencies for music teaching in music schools and work in cultural institutions. Study program requirements are precisely set, while nevertheless allowing free development of individual programs in accordance with capabilities of each student. Gradual increase in program requirements enables continual development of interpretative and technical capacities of students. Learning outcomes include acquiring skills of improvisation, practicing and rehearsing, playing in ensembles, skills of artistic expression and performance in public, understanding of repertoire and music material, as well as skills of development and realization of teaching jazz singing and jazz instruments, by use of current teaching principles and methods. The title acquired upon completing master academic studies in Jazz and Popular Music module is Master of Music. Since the opening of the Department of Jazz and Popular Music in 2012, numerous jazz artists have been invited as visiting professors, including Jonathan Kreisberg, Bojan Zulfikarpašić, Michele Hendricks, Simon Rigter, Stjepko Gut, Christine and Ingrid Jensen.