GLASBENA ŠOLA SEŽANA
 

Začetki glasbenega izobraževanja na sežanskem segajo v leto1951. Med leti 1951 do1953 je glasbeno poučevanje potekalo v  glasbenem  tečaju.  Zanimanje za glasbeni tečaj je bilo veliko, saj je bilo že v letu 1952  vpisanih vanj 53 učencev, ki so se učili različnih instrumentov. Največ jih je obiskovalo pouk klavirja, nekaj manj harmonike, violine in klarineta. Vsi učenci pa so obiskovali nauk o glasbi, ki so ga izvajali po skupinah.

S sklepom Okrajnega ljudskega odbora Sežana štev. I 2176/18 – 1953 je bila avgusta 1953 ustanovljena Nižja glasbena šola Sežana, ki je 1.septembra 1953 v prostorih na Partizanski cesti 41, bolje poznanem Starem gradu, v Sežani začela z delom.

V prvem šolskem letu je bilo vpisanih 57 učencev, ki so se poleg nauka o glasbi lahko učili klavir, violino, harmoniko in  pihala.

Leta 1976 je pričel delovati dislocirani pouk nauka o glasbi, harmonike in klavirja v Komnu, v šolskem letu 1979/80 je šola razširila svojo dejavnost na oddelek nauka o glasbi in pihal v Divačo, 1993 pa smo pričeli s poukom tudi v Hrpeljah- Kozini.

Danes šola združuje  preko 320 učencev, kar predstavlja 17,46 % šoloobveznih otrok. V okviru šole danes delujeta godalni  in harmonikarski orkester in kar trije mladinski pihalni orkestri, učenci pa lahko obiskujejo pouk klavirja, harmonike, kitare, godal, pihal, trobil in tolkal.

V tako imenovani »Vrabčevi dvorani« Glasbene šole Sežana prirejamo številne nastope, revije in tekmovanja, pri organizaciji kulturnih prireditev sodelujemo s Kosovelovim domom in Kosovelovo knjižnico, društvi, šolami in vrtci. Dosežki na državnih in mednarodnih tekmovanjih ter usmerjanje učencev v študij glasbe pa so tiste dejavnosti, ki dajejo šoli prepoznavnost.  

V vseh teh letih smo vzgojili mnogo ljubiteljev glasbe, amaterskih glasbenikov in takih, ki so si glasbo izbrali za svoj poklic. V šolskem letu 2003-2004 je šola praznovala 50-let obstoja. Poleg številnih koncertov smo v sklop praznovanj vključili tudi izid zgoščenke in jo predstavili ob slovenskem kulturnem prazniku.

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Alenka Podgornik Miklavec

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Pavle Skrinjar

Sežana Music School

The first beginnings of music education in this area go back to the year 1951. Between 1951 and 1953 music education was organized through music courses. There was a  great demand for such courses – in 1952, there were 53 pupils enrolled, most of whom attended piano classes, while a somewhat smaller number of students took accordion, violin and clarinet lessons. All the course participants attended  group classes in music theory.

The Sežana junior music school was founded in August 1953 by decree N I 2176/18 - 1953, issued by the Local People's Committee of Sežana (Okrajni ljudski odbor Sežana). Located in »the old castle« (41 Partizanska Street), the school opened on September 1, 1953.

There were 57 students enrolled in the first year who attended music theory classes and took lessons in piano, violin, accordion and  wind instruments. In the year 1976, a branch unit offering classes of music theory, accordion and piano was opened in Komen,  the 1979/80 school year saw an expansion to a new unit in Divača, followed in 1993 by the provision of music classes  in Hrpelje – Kozina.

Today, there are over 320 students enrolled in the school, which represents 17.46% of the total school-aged population in the area. The school hosts string and accordion orchestras and no fewer than three wind orchestras, and students can attend piano, accordion, guitar, string, wind and percussion classes.

There are numerous concerts, performances and music competitions held in the school's hall, called "Vrabec Hall",  and the school also co-operates in the organization of various cultural events with the Kosovel Cultural House and the local library as well as with various societies, schools and kindergartens. Achievements at state and international competitions and the way the school encourages its students to pursue music studies are among the activities that give the school full recognition.

There have been  numerous junior music students educated in the school, together with those who have chosen music as their life career. In the year 2003-2004 the school celebrated its 50th anniversary with numerous concerts and the release of a CD, presented on the occasion of the Slovene Cultural Day.

Alenka Podgornik Miklavec
translated by Majda Barič

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