Research on the Development and Utilisation Strategies of Local Folk Song Resources in High School Music Education
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High School Music Education, Local folk Song Resources, Development and Application, Strategy ResearchAbstract
This paper focuses on senior high school music education, and deeply discusses the development and application strategies of local folk song resources. By analyzing the current situation of senior high school music education, this paper expounds the significance of integrating local folk song resources, analyzes existing problems and puts forward targeted strategies, aiming at improving the quality of senior high school music education and inheriting and carrying forward local folk song culture.
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