THE IMPLICATION OF VR INTO THE VOCAL MUSIC TEACHING
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With the rapid development of digital technology, the society has entered a new economic form now, that is digital economy form. At present, human beings have entered a new production stage, and data has become the main means of production, affecting the development level of the whole economy. Under the background of comprehensive social and economic development, on the basis of digital technology of computer technology, network technology, virtual reality technology (VR), augmented reality (AR), artificial intelligence, the innovative development of the fifth generation of mobile communication technology (5G) and other emerging information technologies and the empowerment of the superposition effect, is accelerating to the society, mainly including digital industrialization, digital, digital public service, etc., in the field of digital integration and innovation and development, promote the whole society to the new social form. This article presented (1) virtual reality (VR) technology; (2) the connection between virtual reality technology and music education; (3) The implication of VR in vocal music teaching.
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