2006
DOI: 10.1353/pme.2007.0010
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A Reconception of Performance Study in Music Education Philosophy

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“…However, a significant gender difference was found in their attitudes towards singing, learning songs, learning folk songs, singing classical art music, singing popular music, preparing a program, and reading sheet music. The girls had a more positive opinion of the subject of singing and music, and the age of the students also affected their attitudes [50][51][52]. The girls had a more positive attitude towards these music class activities than the boys.…”
Section: Review Of Related Findings From Other Studiesmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…However, a significant gender difference was found in their attitudes towards singing, learning songs, learning folk songs, singing classical art music, singing popular music, preparing a program, and reading sheet music. The girls had a more positive opinion of the subject of singing and music, and the age of the students also affected their attitudes [50][51][52]. The girls had a more positive attitude towards these music class activities than the boys.…”
Section: Review Of Related Findings From Other Studiesmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Az éneklés, a daltanulás, a népdaltanulás, a klasszikus zene éneklése, a könnyűzene éneklése, a műsorral való készülés és a kottaolvasás iránti attitűd terén azonban volt eltérés a lányok és a fiúk között. A lányok pozitívabban vélekednek az ének-zene tantárgyról, továbbá a tanulók életkora is befolyásolta az attitűdöt (Janurik & Józsa, 2018;Janurik et al, 2021;Trollinger, 2021). A lányok pozitívabban viszonyultak ezekhez az énekórai tevékenységekhez, mint a fiúk.…”
Section: Nemi Különbségek a Zenei Tevékenységekbenunclassified
“…Moreover, the integration of technology has opened up new possibilities for learning and collaboration, allowing conductors and choir members to connect, share resources, and engage in musical activities beyond the confines of the rehearsal space. This has not only enhanced the efficiency of the learning process but has also contributed to the development of a global community of learners, sharing knowledge and experiences across geographical boundaries [6][7] .…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%