2019
DOI: 10.1007/978-981-13-8260-4_16
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Smart e-Learning in the Preparation of Novice Pop Vocalists in the University

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“…Students went through all stages of the creative process: from finding an idea to creating the final creative product -a musical work. In order to develop the accuracy of vocal intonation, we used the Real Piano application [4], which provides instrumental sound support for playing a melody with voice, Smart [3] technology and the Vocalist Lite [5] application that clearly demonstrate intonational, acoustic matches or differences between voice performance and reference sound. For Chinese students, the development of the ability to comprehend the emotional-semantic expressiveness of musical intonation began with an introduction to speech methods of intonation.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Students went through all stages of the creative process: from finding an idea to creating the final creative product -a musical work. In order to develop the accuracy of vocal intonation, we used the Real Piano application [4], which provides instrumental sound support for playing a melody with voice, Smart [3] technology and the Vocalist Lite [5] application that clearly demonstrate intonational, acoustic matches or differences between voice performance and reference sound. For Chinese students, the development of the ability to comprehend the emotional-semantic expressiveness of musical intonation began with an introduction to speech methods of intonation.…”
Section: Research Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Chinese students are well prepared to use digital technologies in their educational activity. In Russian music education smart education technologies are also widely used, organically interacting with traditional methods of teaching music [5]. The most common use of music education in practice is the use of the following computer programs: Power Point for creating presentations, Windows Movie Maker, Sony Vegas for creating video sequences, videos for sounding music, music editor programs Cakewalk Sonar, Adobe Audition for arranging music, music layout programs Final, Muse Score, Sinelius, as well as the use of digital musical instruments (digital pianos Casio Privia PX-760BK, Yamaha CLP-645R, keyboard workstations Korg C1-BK, Roland Juno, Yamaha MX-61bk) [4].…”
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confidence: 99%