The Education of Man
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expressing delight or some other feeling, should sing it to enliven the game or the work, or after a suitable story. In this way the interest of the majority of the children would be enlisted ; they would get the spirit of the song, and would be able to repeat or use much, pos- sibly all, of it after the very first time.
Of course, much depends on the character of the song and its adaptation to the child's wants. Much hinderance, too, comes from the excessive use of the piano. This instrument s...hould not be used until the children thoroughly possess the song, so that the instru- ment may accompany them instead of teaching them. Because of the unavoidable inaccuracies of its intervals it is a poor teacher, but by good tempering it may be made a helpful accompanist.
The words of the song should be neither too puerile, as in " Little Bo Peep," nor beyond the cliild's comprehension ; the pitch of the melodies should be neither too high nor, particularly, too low. The singing of scales and interval exercises should be relegated to later periods.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
expressing delight or some other feeling, should sing it to enliven the game or the work, or after a suitable story. In this way the interest of the majority of the children would be enlisted ; they would get the spirit of the song, and would be able to repeat or use much, pos- sibly all, of it after the very first time.
Of course, much depends on the character of the song and its adaptation to the child's wants. Much hinderance, too, comes from the excessive use of the piano. This instrument s...hould not be used until the children thoroughly possess the song, so that the instru- ment may accompany them instead of teaching them. Because of the unavoidable inaccuracies of its intervals it is a poor teacher, but by good tempering it may be made a helpful accompanist.
The words of the song should be neither too puerile, as in " Little Bo Peep," nor beyond the cliild's comprehension ; the pitch of the melodies should be neither too high nor, particularly, too low. The singing of scales and interval exercises should be relegated to later periods.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fröbel, Friedrich, 1782-1852 to read onlineMoreLess
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