2014
DOI: 10.1080/14613808.2014.910183
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Improvement in South African students' outlook due to music involvement

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“…Most nursery rhymes are lively and lively, and the singers should try their best to satisfy the interests of young children when they sing. [7] In the process of teaching, teachers should guide students to analyze and process each song in detail, and express the song through different aspects such as strength, weakness, height, and tone, so that the song has a rich sense of hierarchy and expressiveness. In addition, the singer can put the voice position as far forward as possible, this kind of timbre will be sweet and friendly, easy to meet the children's hearing preferences, and enhance the children's singing interest.…”
Section: Establishing a Comprehensive Awareness Of Music Teachingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Most nursery rhymes are lively and lively, and the singers should try their best to satisfy the interests of young children when they sing. [7] In the process of teaching, teachers should guide students to analyze and process each song in detail, and express the song through different aspects such as strength, weakness, height, and tone, so that the song has a rich sense of hierarchy and expressiveness. In addition, the singer can put the voice position as far forward as possible, this kind of timbre will be sweet and friendly, easy to meet the children's hearing preferences, and enhance the children's singing interest.…”
Section: Establishing a Comprehensive Awareness Of Music Teachingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since 2009 several studies have been conducted on the impact of instrumental music instruction on disadvantaged youth who have been part of the SAMOP (Devroop, 2009, 2012; Getz, Marks & Roy, 2012; Getz et al, 2012; Roy, Devroop & Getz, 2015). None of these studies were conducted on university students.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%