The importance of learning classical music and jazz
Sunday, July 24th, 2011Article by Jeannie Lee Oakridge Music Studios
The average person
keeps the music as a unique language. It is one of the oldest vehicles of communication, capable of expressing feelings and often with a profound effect on his audience. However, the ability to store music in its many forms is often ignored enjoy. We agree that bilingual have an advantage over those who know only one language. In October 2001, added the Juilliard School of Music, known for its unique classical teachers and artists, jazz, its academic curriculum. The institution in the world is more beautiful than the music of a growing number of supporters together to support education in classical music and jazz for children and young musicians. To speak
in a language one must first understand the language phonetically (learning by ear), before learning to read and write. To read and write a language that is required on the structure. Parallel to this, a stranger in the language have a more structured and scientific understanding of a native speaker. As a child I was always fascinated when my uncle, a doctor of linguistics, do not ask me, “How can you say that in English?” He asked how the language and know English as their first language to express it was natural for me. children learn languages ??naturally by ear. On the other hand, adults tend to learn languages, logical and methodical, which is their native language, for comparison purposes. It is clear that the method is simple, if you will be charged in a particular culture, it is easier, the language of this culture through a natural, rather than diligently to learn to read. Moreover, if we understand and grow in their own culture, one can understand the subtleties of language. For example, native speakers of English are dialects that differ by geography is diverse. There are clear differences in dialects between the people of the Canadian west coast, on the east coast and the prairies. They all speak the same language, but the nuances of exposure, in their cultural fabric. Understanding musicrequires a similar method. Before learning to read or decrypt, you must contact the court. However, this is rarely the case, in music education, where the emphasis on reading and not listening. classical and jazz artists using the alphabet of music, but they use it in different ways. Jazz is a highly developed language, which is frequently used instead of a “classic” overlooked increase in classical music. Growing up as the only Korean children to school, my sister and I were informed by our Grade 1 teacher, not to speak Korean at home, said it would be our understanding of the English language to confuse. Nevertheless, our father spoke English to us, and our mother spoke Korean. Therefore, we can both understand Korean, but do not speak the language, this example illustrates why I firmly believe children should learn two languages, music -.. that is, jazz and classical music