PUTTING THE CHOIR INTO TEACHING ARTISTIC TALENT PROGRAM FOR TUYEN QUANG SCHOOL EXCELLENCE
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https://doi.org/10.51453/2354-1431/2021/497Keywords:
Choir; Children's Choi; Teach choir singing; Artistic talentAbstract
In the period of promoting cultural exchange with international friends, the Vietnamese Children's Choir has had certain achievements and is gradually looking for steps with its own characteristics. In order for this highly scholarly art to spread widely to a large number of Vietnamese Children, it is necessary to introduce choirs to students in schools. We are bringing the choir into teaching artistic talent for primary school students and junior school of Tuyen Quang school for excellence, Tuyen Quang province. We hope to create excitement for students in each class, help them access true art, contribute to improving the quality of music teaching, and develop musical talents for students. Selecting new talents for in-depth training and opportunities to take part in the domestic, and international music competitions.
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