The greatest feature of Orff's music is to pay attention to the development of children's inner world. In this kind of learning, children will not regard learning music as a burden or utility, but devote themselves wholeheartedly to the music world and express their inner world in unique ways such as body, language and musical instruments.
2. Music education in Dalcroze:
Mainly listening (music), but also improvising by teachers. Students are required to use various organs of the body as musical instruments to reproduce the music they hear. The teaching method is mainly games. When individual students are found to be lax, they will change immediately and keep a fresh state forever.
3. Music education in Kodaly:
Kodaly's music teaching method is mainly based on singing teaching, from simple one-part melody to stubborn accompaniment, rotation and chorus, all of which are carried out in the form of chorus, independent of the accompaniment of any musical instrument.
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Orff teaching method emphasizes localization. Orff's educational thought can be combined with local cultural heritage, which is one of the important reasons why Orff's teaching methods can spread all over the world quickly. The idea of teaching Orff and letting children inherit the cultural heritage of their own nation has a bright future.
Dalcroze's teaching method is basically the same as the basic music class, except that it is not based on teaching, but listening to music and expressing it with actions. From the beginning, it was emphasized that "music is the art of sports", and music must reflect its typical characteristics such as discontinuity and connectivity, and the movements should have a sense of music.
Because Kodaly advocated that human voice is the most impressive instrument, children began to sing from kindergarten. After 12 years of study and contact in primary and secondary schools, everyone has gained considerable vocal skills and singing ability. So no matter men, women and children, just get together and pick up the music and sing.