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Research
supports the positive effects of elementary music education in brain
development. Learning to read music notation develops thinking skills,
language skills and self esteem. Transfering the visual symbols of music
into movements; singing or playing an instrument, will generate even
greater mind and positive character development! In the past classroom instruction has focused on rote methods; where songs
are taught copying what the student hears played on the piano, or more
recently, repeating what they hear from the stereo, private lessons
were the only way to develop music reading skills. Today, all children
can have private lesson objectives. Turning
the classroom into a private lesson, Music You Can Read® is
setting new standards in elementary music education. As students
are introduced to the many languages of music; beats, rhythm, solfeggio, pitch numbers, note letter names, and dynamics, synergy emerges
developing reading skills essential for tackling more complex languages.
Starting at the earliest grade level, the student is immersed in
the symbols and words of music's language. Each new song builds
on the reading and performance skills retained. The earlier you start, the greater the results !!! |
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