Research on the Content of Orff Teaching in China
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Orff teaching method (Orff-Schulwerk) is a music education method founded by German musicians Carl Orff and Gunild Keetman in the early 20th century. It is a comprehensive music teaching system with children as the main teaching target, aiming to develop children's musical perception, expression and creativity through music, singing, movement, dance and creative activities. The core concept of the Orff Method is to closely integrate music education with children's natural development, making music a natural tool for expression and learning. It emphasises the development of students' subjectivity, perception, creativity and co-operation, and allows students to learn music in a fun way.
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