新课程背景下高师声乐人才的培养

基础音乐教育的全面改革,对高师声乐人才的培养提出了较高的要求.高师声乐人才的培养要适应基础音乐教育发展的需要,转变教育观念,构建综合性的声乐课程体系,创新教学模式和教学方法,以适应学生个体成长的需要,探索出高师声乐人才的高素质、多元化成长道路.     

高师声乐教育教学现状和发展途径

在分析高师声乐教育教学现状和问题的基础上,从基础教育的新课程标准、信息时代背景和新的教学理念的认识三个方面来探讨高师声乐教育教学改革的新方法和新途径.     

声像档案视域下非物质音乐文化遗产的保护与传承

非物质音乐文化遗产是一个地区历史进程中风土人情的体现,是当地人民在生产生活中的文化结晶,它凝聚了中国千百年来的历史,是中国非物质文化遗产的重要组成部分。随着社会的不断发展,非物质音乐文化遗产的表现形式与现代审美之间的距离越来越大,直接导致非物质音乐文化遗产的传承面临断层。由此,对非物质音乐文化遗产的保护与传承工作迫在眉睫。本文探讨了应用现代声像技术开展非物质音乐文化遗产的保护工作,希望为传统音乐文化遗产的保护与传承提供一些有价值的参考。     

两晋音乐赋艺术特色简析

两晋时期描写吟咏乐器、舞蹈、歌唱等的音乐赋创作繁盛。这一时期音乐题材的赋体作品篇制结构及修辞特色,既符合一般小赋创作的规律,但又有自己的特点。多数音乐赋篇幅不大,骈散句式兼有,骈俪句型已大量运用,更讲究词性联对的工整。修辞方面既有这一时期咏物类的一般特色,同时也有音乐所独具的艺术技巧。     

音乐剧欣赏谈

音乐剧作为当代综合艺术形式的一种,深受喜爱。音乐剧发展速度之快、艺术感染力之强,都是人们始料不及的。本文谈谈关于音乐剧的欣赏问题。     

音乐文化产业发展及其主体调适

本文以音乐审美文化和审美价值论的角度为研究起点 ,从文化学本体论的观照中提出了音乐文化产业这一命题。文化工业化 ,知识经济和音乐文化的发展现状作为音乐文化产业发展的社会背景亦纳入了研究的视野。在音乐文化的主体调适方面 ,笔者提倡观念的突破、传播方式和媒介工具理性的复归 ,以及音乐文化主体产业的发展必须有机结合起来     

The influence of childhood polyvictimization on disordered eating symptoms in emerging adulthood

Children who endure multiple victimization experiences, or “polyvictims," are vulnerable to maladaptive outcomes. Yet, little research exists evaluating the relationship between childhood polyvictimization and disordered eating symptoms (DES) in emerging adulthood. The current study examines the relationship between childhood polyvictimization and DES in emerging adults. Data were collected from 288 participants across two universities using online self-report measures. Hierarchical regression analyses revealed a significant positive relationship between number of childhood victimization experiences and DES in young adulthood (ß = 0.14; p = 0.016). Female participants were more likely to demonstrate DES (ß = 0.14; p = 0.008). Further, high levels of emotion dysregulation during young adulthood were associated with more DES (ß = 0.33; p < 0.001). Findings suggest that exposure to victimization experiences in childhood increases individuals’ risk for exhibiting DES in young adulthood. Results also highlight the strong relationship between individuals’ emotion regulation abilities and the presence of DES. Findings align with the theory that children who have endured high levels of victimization often feel overwhelmed by their emotions and circumstances, demonstrate emotion regulation difficulties, and may rely on maladaptive coping strategies, including disordered eating, to manage adversities. Study results emphasize the importance of considering victimization history when working with emerging adults displaying disordered eating symptomatology.     

A Case Study of Preschool Children’s Musical Interests at Home and at School

In the interaction between the child and the adult, interest can be a significant motivational initiator of activities. Systematic monitoring and development of the interest in music activities enables the teachers to influence the preschool children in forming a positive attitude towards the art of music. The research involving preschool teachers, children at the age of five to six and their parents, was conducted in order to determine the interest of preschool teachers and children in music activities. We found that the teachers showed greatest interest in singing songs, playing instruments and listening to music. The children’s favourite activities in kindergarten were movement to music (dancing), singing songs and playing on instruments, namely activities where they could take active part in the educational process. The parents reported that at home the children preferred most to listen to music, to sing songs and move to the sounds of music, and less to play on instruments and to be creative in music. The development of the children’s interest in music depends on the teachers’ expression of interest in music activities, on the choice of music activities and music contents and on the experience in the music environment of the family.     

Using Music to Support the Literacy Development of Young English Language Learners

Integrating experiences with music in the early childhood classroom supports English language learners’ literacy development (Peregoy and Boyle, Reading, writing, and learning in ESL. Pearson, Boston, 2008; Saricoban and Metin, Songs, verse and games for teaching grammar. Internet TESL J, 2000). This article describes the benefits of incorporating musical experiences into daily instruction and provides practical activities for classroom implementation, e.g., reading, writing, and singing songs for language skill development, reading fluency, and writing progress. Despite a teacher’s level of aesthetic appreciation and musical training, the value of fostering creativity and enhancing literacy instruction through music is vital in today’s diverse early childhood classrooms. Music can transform classrooms into positive learning environments where children thrive academically, socially, and emotionally. Providing children with structured and open-ended musical activities, creating an atmosphere of mutual trust and respect, and sharing the joy of creativity with each other all are foundational to bases for the growth and development of the early childhood learner.