The Physiological Characteristics and Teaching Music for Elderlies in China
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Developing elderly education is an important measure to actively address the issue of aging population in China, and it is also conducive to the stability of the country and society. Currently, more and more elderly people are willing to choose to learn saxophone as one of their hobbies after retirement. However, the teaching and research of elderly musical instruments in China is still in the exploratory stage. The traditional methods of music education for the elderly no longer meet the development standards of modern music education, and the spiritual and cultural needs and standards of the elderly are constantly improving.
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