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The Psychological Factors and Countermeasures of Impacting Vocal Music Teaching and Performing

Sun Ping

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Vocal Music in teaching,teachers are more focused on vocal skills and music training in singing,and singing to students tended to ignore the psychological quality of the training.Vocal techniques and how to improve the quality of psychological organic combination of vocal music teaching is that we can further improve the key.

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Vocal Music in teaching,teachers are more focused on vocal skills and music training in singing,and singing to students tended to ignore the psychological quality of the training.Vocal techniques and how to improve the quality of psychological organic combination of vocal music teaching is that we can further improve the key.

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Vocal Music in teaching,teachers are more focused on vocal skills and music training in singing,and singing to students tended to ignore the psychological quality of the training.Vocal techniques and how to improve the quality of psychological organic combination of vocal music teaching is that we can further improve the key.

Key concepts: Singing, Vocal music, Psychology, Quality (philosophy), Key (lock), Music education, Applied psychology, Pedagogy

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