The secondary special music school named after E. Koki is the only special music school in Moldova for gifted children. It was founded in 1945 by David Grigorievich Gershfeld . The training took place in Moldavian (classes "A") and in Russian (classes "B") languages, both musical and general subjects. In 1990, according to the linguistic principle, the Koki School was divided into two musical lyceums - the Lyceum named after Ciprian Porumbescu (in the old building, teaching in Moldavian language) and the Lyceum named after Sergei Vasilievich Rachmaninov (in the building in the center of Chisinau, teaching in Russian).
| Secondary Special Music School named after E. Koki | |
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| Founded by | 1945 |
| Closed | 1990 |
| Type of | Children's Elementary Elementary Music School |
| Address |  Moldova , Chisinau , Kievskaya street, 1 |
| Site | School website |
History
- 1945 - The Second Special Music School named after E. Koki was founded. In the first years after the war, the school occupies the basement of the Moldavian State Conservatory.
- 1990 - In connection with the rise of nationalist sentiment in the MSSR, the school is divided into two different educational institutions on the basis of language:
- Romanian Musical Lyceum named after Ciprian Porumbescu . Works in the same building as the secondary school named after E. Koki.
- Russian musical lyceum named after Sergei Rachmaninov [1] .
The director of the Lyceum named after Chiprian Porumbescu became a violin teacher Galina Aleksandrovna Buynovskaya .
Some teachers left the Republic of Moldova.
Famous educators
Piano:
- Voitsikhovskaya, Tatyana Alexandrovna
- Zhenina, Margarita Yakovlevna
- Zack, Evsey Solomonovich
- Kopanskaya, Anna Davydovna
- Oksinoit, Leah Emmanuilovna
- Revzo, Evgenia Mikhailovna
- Riskin, David Moiseevich
- Sivkov, Alexey Lvovich
- Sokovnin, Alexander Lvovich
- Zeitlina, Eva Samoilovna
- Cheban, Gennady Alexandrovich
Violin:
- Berekhman, Moses Solomonovich
- Buinovskaya, Galina Aleksandrovna
- Vyshkautsan, Froim Abramovich
- Weiner, David Grigorievich
- Gershfeld, Grigory Isaakovich
- Kaftanat, Tamara Sergeevna
- Kotorov, Eduard Sergeevich
- Kotorova, Valentina Antonovna
- Mordkovich, Lidia Mendelevna
Wind Instruments:
- Velichko, Vasily Ivanovich (French horn)
- Kuznetsov, Arkady Fedorovich (tuba, trombone)
- Stolyarchuk, Pavel Emelyanovich (clarinet)
- Weaver, Efim Markovich (flute)
- Khatipov, Alim Ivanovich (trombone)
Theoretical disciplines:
- Biryukov, Felix Borisovich (music theory, harmony, polyphony, solfeggio)
- Borsh, Georgy Fedorovich (solfeggio, theory of music, harmony)
- Weaver, Efim Markovich (history of music)
- Kletinich, Evgeny Samoilovich (solfeggio)
- Oloy, Georgy Andreyevich (solfeggio, theory of music, harmony)
- Kocharova, Galina Vartanovna (harmony)
- Pryadko, Lidia Pavlovna (solfeggio)
- Joiner, Zinovy Lazarevich (theory of music)
- Streseva, Anna Georgievna (music theory)
Composition:
- Lungul, Semyon Vasilievich
Famous Graduates
- Codrianu, Maria Petrovna
- Luxembourg, Arkady Petrovich
- Meisenberg, Oleg Iosifovich
- Paley, Alexander Benjaminovich
- Tsinkoburova, Olga Pavlovna
- Ferroni, Lyudmila
- Trochin, Sergey
- Funny Marin
- Stepan, Ilona
- Chicken (Zozulya ) Tatyana
- Eddie grimberg
See also
- Music of Moldova
- Kishinev
Sources
- Koki School Website // Koki School Official Website.
- The official website of the Lyceum named after Sergei Rachmaninov // The official website of the Lyceum named after Sergei Rachmaninov.
- Interview with Valery Bagrin, Director of the Koki Secondary School of Music (currently Lyceum named after Rakhmaninov) // Russian Word in Moldova website, 06/15/2007.
- “Children with music folders” // Nezavisimaya Moldova newspaper, 05/09/2003.