METHODS AND TECHNIQUES FOR DEVELOPING MUSICAL PERCEPTION AND IMAGINATION
Keywords:
Musical perception, imagination, musical thinking, aesthetic education, music education, multimedia methods, methodology.Abstract
This article explores the didactic, psychological, and aesthetic aspects of developing musical perception and imagination. It analyzes pedagogical approaches, forms of lessons, the use of multimedia tools, and methods that help students create musical imagery in their minds. The findings aim to enhance the quality of music education, stimulate creativity, and foster a love for art in children.
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