Become an instrumentist in Kosovo, with Russian and Serbian literature

Violet's music is known for her limitless opportunities, that of vocal sounds, during its performance as a single instrument, as part of an orchestra, or even during the interpretation of a melody with a tint.

All of this was the incentive for Agnes Beqiri to choose the cello as her instrument.

I have chosen that I have loved it and will continue yet”, Agnes tells RTK.

The biggest challenge for students in primary school music is the lack of literature in terms of the theoretical part, which is missing in Albanian.

Students of almost all instruments have the theoretical play for musical notes, musical keys, their use, duration, the creation of a piece of music knowledge, they get written by teachers, as books they have available are in Serbian and Russian.

This exacerbates the theoretical musical learning process.

cello's teacher, Arzie Jusuf, shows that books about learning this instrument in a theoretical way are in Russian language, but the self - language one has taken to use Tirana's art license books, as they are in Albanian. Even though these texts were published 50 years ago, they were published in 1971. While most cello parties are taken from the Internet by Professor Arzie.

And the love of the profession is what covers all these problems. I too work hard at school with a lot of positive energy, forget about these problems, and try to make the best out of what I have”, states Arzie Jusuf, professor of cello.

The biggest problem with the lack of textbooks other than elementary education at music school has students and high-level music school professors.

We have several books formalized by publishing houses and some not, the school has tried to become a script that, with easy learning such as the consonantal consonants”, shows Xhemile Azemi, a student in the 12th grade in the instrumental direction.

Professors of academics at the high school of music in Gjilan show that they have created school texts with references from highly esteemed authors, with which the textbooks have applied to the Ministry of Education but have never been taken into account to make sure that these texts are used by students of professional musical schools as basic texts, even though these texts are on sale and are purchased by students for certain musical subjects from students of all cities in Kosovo.

“Literature is missing and we as staff have tried to find a better way, personally in the vacal context, have implemented a script where I'm referred to in different books so that students can have as easily as if I didn't have it in institutional support”, says the teacher of history classes and musical literature, Defrem Beluli.

The lack of technical technical musical textbooks in Albanian also accepts heads of the Ministry of Education, but they vowed that very soon they will be put up to solve this existing problem for 22 years now.

All professional schools have a lack of text in Albanian, in March of April, the law will be issued for writing textbooks in public hearings, as it is being worked, and so will music schools and will be called art schools”, said the spokeswoman at the Ministry of Education, Iliriana Pylla.

Despite difficulties, lack of professional literature, music school students each time have triumphed by kidnapping their first seats in local and international competitions held during last year and this year.