Lthe pandemic of Covid-19 has affected the life of society. One of the aspects in which most has been taught is the artichoke, and the closure of the Dina Studio, in the last few days, has been one of the many golf courses that has assisted in this class.
“Dominican musical staging is lute”, co-star Manuel Tejada on the Facebook page of Farida Dina, founder of the space director in which during this decade he formed a huge number of instrumentalists.
“The country can not afford to lose over 37 years of music talent training”, says the composer, instrumentalist, arranger and producer.
As it is, other musicians take the wall from Dina to externalize their preoccupation with this situation. “It is necessary that all these demonstrations take place in the superior Gobierno, in all cultural sectors. We want to make sure that this institution does not disappear ”, writes the master Rafael Solano in the red social media.
“The Dina Studio is steeped in the history of the development of Dominican music, its legacy is here and will continue forever”, wrote the master Dante Cucurullo, who recorded that the students of this institution he decided to open school, ”.
“I’m feeling impotent, devastated and extremely sad,” said Dina, who has been reconciled to the fact that he has received more than 600 messages of support from the public that hiccups the love of his school, even though it values much. “I’ve been abreast of Facebook since he’s sembrado and heme cosechado”, the professor commented on LISTÍN DIARIO to talk about a school that has formed young people who have developed their talent in music, song and teaching.
An academy that initiated a modest manner in 1983, in the hall of his house, in the palace Ramón Santana, in Gazque, offering piano classes and converting them into a plant plantation with a team of 24 professors and a matriculation of alrededor of 250 alumni.
A space in which to distribute all instruments, less metal, and song classes, from six months (temperamental estimation of music works) haste to adulthood, and with a sweet in Santiago de los Caballeros inagurada in 2003 , and what follows. “La verdad, in a principle not thought that I would create so much”, assures the teacher and pianist.
El cierre
Apart from the artists that he excelled at passing by the dear, alumni, estates and professors, he gave to know his indignation, sadness and impotence by the dear. The sanitary situation that the world is living in is what provokes it, and it is necessary to adapt to offer the classes of virtual manners, many children will not accept and the matriculation will continue. “We have a point where we do not cover the name. Seguimos luchando, vendendendo including articles of personal items ”, explains, and he has debited to sell some pianos and other instruments, until he read the moment when he said that he could not follow.
To be able to open an account now with the necessary resources. “Con fondos propios no lo creo. With some help, the vengeance of heaven, because it has no foundations with which to recover, ”laments Dina.
What is the line of the organ is to say that many of the students of his school have been successful, in the screenplays and in the teaching.
Orgullosa
Although with the means to make some sense and without the slightest hesitation to make some of his exams difficult, he mentions some of the musicians that are organically hayan passed by the school.
Among them is Stephany Ortega, who has been nominated by Soberano for weeks, as Acroarte; Giorgio Siladi, of the Bocatabú pop band; Rosana Rosario, violinist of the National Symphony Orchestra, Martha Jhoana De Luna, pianist who developed her career in the United States; Josean Jacobo, who with his group Tumbao has edited various jazz discs, others who have done doctoral work in the field, such as José Guillermo Puello. Además, Patricia Linares and Gilem Linares, who have their academies; Albania Gabot, Professor at the Autonomous University of Santo Domingo and Sly de Moya, Professor at the Pedro Henríquez Ureña University. “Pero seguro se me queda alguno y no quisiera que se sintieran mal”, dice apenada.
Other logos from Estudio Dina that the enorgullecen is for example that his academy was the first to obtain a license for Kindermusik and that he, Farida Peña, is the Mentora de Kindermusik international for Latinoamerica.
This class program is avalados and is a member of the Latin American Association of Conservatories and Music Schools (ALCEM), the International Society of Music Education (ISME), the Coral Federation of the Caribbean and Central America.
Also, their students are converted into winners of international competitions in Venezuela, Puerto Rico, Las Vegas, Luxembourg, Dominican Republic, among others.
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Contest.
Estudió Diná organizes the “Iberoamericano Para Jóvenes Pianistas” Competition, first and only international piano exam of the country:.
Solidarity.
Other species of different frames of the art dedicated to José Antonio Rodríguez, Mónika Despradel, Antonio Melenciano, Ondina Matos, Nancy Vizcaíno, among others.