INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

Russian Chinese cooperation in vocal pedagogy

Authors

  • Yuqing Qiao Herzen State Pedagogical University of Russia, 191186, Saint Petersburg, Moika River Embankment, 48

How to cite

GOST Qiao Y. Russian Chinese cooperation in vocal pedagogy // Education Management Review. 2026. Vol. 16. No. 9. P. 407-414. DOI: 10.25726/y0841-4003-8853-z
APA Qiao, Y. (2026). Russian Chinese cooperation in vocal pedagogy. Education Management Review, 16(9), 407-414. https://doi.org/10.25726/y0841-4003-8853-z

Abstract

The focus of this work is an analysis of the current state and promising vectors of development of cooperation between Russia and China in the field of vocal pedagogy. The interaction of the educational systems of the two countries is viewed through the prism of the training of professional vocalists, which makes it possible to comprehensively assess not only the organizational, but also the methodological, as well as cultural parameters of joint initiatives. It is noteworthy that the Russian vocal school has historically had a significant impact on the development of musical education in China. Within the framework of the research, special attention is paid to the mechanisms of integration of pedagogical approaches, which is revealed through such areas as the introduction of practice-oriented learning models, active digitalization of the educational process and the strengthening of intercultural communication. In addition, the expansion of academic mobility of students and teachers is a key factor ensuring the dynamic exchange of experience and technology between countries. Synthesizing the above facts, we can conclude that cooperation in the field of vocal art contributes to the formation of a fundamentally new model of music education. Its foundation is an organic combination of deep academic traditions with advanced innovative technologies, and the core is intensive intercultural interaction that enriches both national schools. As a result, the Russian Chinese dialogue goes beyond the simple exchange of methods, forming a single educational space of the future.

Keywords

vocal pedagogy musical education Russian Chinese cooperation vocal art intercultural interaction musical universities professional training of vocalists

Funding

The authors did not declare any external funding for this research.

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