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At the end …
The path of the development of institutionalized music education, which in
BiH reached its climax when Academy of Music in Sarajevo was established
in 1955, was thorny, and as such it began as early as during Austro-Hungar-
ian administration, within general-education institutions that provided el-
ementary music knowledge, and with private tutors, schools and courses,
which were the overture to the first institutionalized steps taken only in the
period between the two world wars. More favourable socio-political climate
and, more importantly, riper cultural conditions and the fact that Western
European musical practice was no longer experienced as a foreign, “im-
posed” element, led to the foundation of District School of Music, and lat-
er on of the State Secondary School of Music, which employed or educated
some of the first Bosnian and Herzegovinian artists. Based on their endeav-
ours, and at the moment when more favourable socio-political and cultur-
al circumstances were created, Academy of Music was born which, through
its work and its artistic and pedagogical results, completed the path of the
development of music education, the seeds of which were sown as early as
in 1878.
Bibliography
Anon. “Hauptsdtadt Sarajevo – Musik-Instrumentenhändler.” Bosnischer Bote,
XIII (1909): 354.
Anon. “Werbung.” Bosnischer Bote, IV (1900): 84.
Archive of Bosnia and Herzegovina, ZVS, 1905, 135–161.
Archive of Bosnia and Herzegovina, ZVS, 1908, 221–77.
Archive of Bosnia and Herzegovina, ZVS, 1921, 243, 92/17/11. Statute of District
School of Music in Sarajevo.
B. “Oblasna muzička škola.” Narodno jedinstvo (1920): 3.
Besarović, Risto. “Počeci muzičkog školstva u Sarajevu.” Glasnik Arhiva i Društva
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Hadžić, Fatima. “Osnivanje i djelatnost Oblasne muzičke škole u Sarajevu.” Časop-
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At the end …
The path of the development of institutionalized music education, which in
BiH reached its climax when Academy of Music in Sarajevo was established
in 1955, was thorny, and as such it began as early as during Austro-Hungar-
ian administration, within general-education institutions that provided el-
ementary music knowledge, and with private tutors, schools and courses,
which were the overture to the first institutionalized steps taken only in the
period between the two world wars. More favourable socio-political climate
and, more importantly, riper cultural conditions and the fact that Western
European musical practice was no longer experienced as a foreign, “im-
posed” element, led to the foundation of District School of Music, and lat-
er on of the State Secondary School of Music, which employed or educated
some of the first Bosnian and Herzegovinian artists. Based on their endeav-
ours, and at the moment when more favourable socio-political and cultur-
al circumstances were created, Academy of Music was born which, through
its work and its artistic and pedagogical results, completed the path of the
development of music education, the seeds of which were sown as early as
in 1878.
Bibliography
Anon. “Hauptsdtadt Sarajevo – Musik-Instrumentenhändler.” Bosnischer Bote,
XIII (1909): 354.
Anon. “Werbung.” Bosnischer Bote, IV (1900): 84.
Archive of Bosnia and Herzegovina, ZVS, 1905, 135–161.
Archive of Bosnia and Herzegovina, ZVS, 1908, 221–77.
Archive of Bosnia and Herzegovina, ZVS, 1921, 243, 92/17/11. Statute of District
School of Music in Sarajevo.
B. “Oblasna muzička škola.” Narodno jedinstvo (1920): 3.
Besarović, Risto. “Počeci muzičkog školstva u Sarajevu.” Glasnik Arhiva i Društva
arhivskih radnika Bosne i Hercegovine 9–10 (1970–1971): 326–344.
Čavlović, Ivan. Historija muzike u Bosni i Hercegovini. Sarajevo: Muzička akadem-
ija Univerziteta u Sarajevu, 2011.
Hadžić, Fatima. “Uloga i značaj Čeha u razvoju muzičke kulture u Bosni i Hercego-
vini.” MA, Univerzitet u Sarajevu, 2009.
Hadžić, Fatima. “Osnivanje i djelatnost Oblasne muzičke škole u Sarajevu.” Časop-
is za muzičku kulturu Muzika 1 (2018): 7.
380
