Direction of bachelor’s degree:
- 5150700 – Instrumental performance (wind (percussion) instruments)
Direction of the master’s degree:
- 5A5150702 – Instrumental performance (wind (percussion) instruments)
Subjects taught at the department
Bachelor’s educational disciplines:
- Performance on wind (percussion) instruments
- Conducting
- Learning related instruments
- Ensemble class
- Chamber ensemble
- Reading sheet music
- Methods of teaching to play wind instruments
- Method of working with the ensemble
- History of performing on wind instruments
- Study of the pedagogical repertoire
- Study of orchestral parts
Special disciplines of the master degree:
- Performance on wind (percussion) instruments
- Art of the chamber ensemble
- Master’s dissertation
Cooperation agreement of the department
- RSMAL them. V. Uspensky;
- RSMAL named after R. Gliere
- SMAL under the National Guard of Uzbekistan
The Department of Wind Instruments has been functioning since the beginning of the existence of the Tashkent State Conservatory. A huge contribution to its development in different years was made by a famous musician, a prominent musical and public figure V.I. Pavlonsky (1881-1951), B.N.Gusakov, V.M. Kozalupov, M.N. Nikolaenko, A.E. Morozov (1889-1969), as well as teacher of the percussion department M.D. Yakovets.
In subsequent years, such outstanding musicians as U. Ruzikulov, K.A. Azimov, V. Emelyanov, P.I. Belyakov, G.K. Vergelesov, A.V. Malkeev, V.L. Melkomini, Y. Saidjanov, R.R. Safarov, V.A. Verigr, B.S. Salikhov, N.E. Kenjabaev, U. Abdullaev, D.S. Saburov, I.T. Ganiev and many others.