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On Cultivation of the Ability to Manage Musical Pieces in Piano Teaching

Zhao Hui-ling

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How to handle appropriately musical pieces is essential in piano teaching. This essay aims at demonstrating the possible means to cultivate the ability to manage musical pieces in piano teaching, proceeding from three aspects which are proper understanding of the piano work, correct interpretation of music score and playing the melody.

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How to handle appropriately musical pieces is essential in piano teaching. This essay aims at demonstrating the possible means to cultivate the ability to manage musical pieces in piano teaching, proceeding from three aspects which are proper understanding of the piano work, correct interpretation of music score and playing the melody.

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How to handle appropriately musical pieces is essential in piano teaching. This essay aims at demonstrating the possible means to cultivate the ability to manage musical pieces in piano teaching, proceeding from three aspects which are proper understanding of the piano work, correct interpretation of music score and playing the melody.

Key concepts: Piano, Musical, Interpretation (philosophy), Computer science, Psychology, Visual arts, Art, Art history

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