Solfeggio Development and Teaching in China
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Solfeggio is to cultivate the ability of listening and reading music through solfeggio practice and listening training, so as to master the correct intonation, rhythm and basic solfeggio ability of music score. Music works through a special distribution system of brain nerve modules that perform specific tasks. He gave examples to prove the complex interaction of the brain, that is, how to activate brain cells and functions by describing the internal process of children playing musical instruments. In other words, children can receive music education scientifically from an early age, which can not only stimulate their brain potential, but also improve their physical and mental coordination and social skills, and enhance their comprehensive literacy and performance ability. This article presented the development and teaching of solfeggio in China.
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