Quantitative-qualitative study about the musical training that the students who have access to the university in the autonomous city of Melilla have
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https://doi.org/10.7203/LEEME.5.9717Keywords:
Melilla, Music Training, Music Education.Abstract
The present communication shows the results obtained in the research carried out in the University Centers of the City of Melilla, during the present academic year 1997-1998, about the musical formation received during the education cycles of Infantil, Primaria, ESO And Bachiller - formerly Preschool, EGB, Bachiller and COU - by the students who are currently studying the first year of their university career.
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