INNOVATIVE METHODS IN POP MUSIC EDUCATION: ON THE EXPERIENCE OF SPECIALIZED MUSIC SCHOOLS
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pop music, music education, modern methods, performance, competence, innovative pedagogy, digital technologies, creative approach, vocal, rhythmics.Abstract
This article presents a scholarly analysis of modern teaching methods used in pop music education within specialized music schools. It examines the integration of digital technologies into the learning process, the development of performance competencies, and the formation of students’ musical-aesthetic thinking. Furthermore, the paper proposes innovative pedagogical technologies, integrative approaches, creative methods, activity-based learning formats, and practical techniques aimed at enhancing the efficiency of pop music classes. The findings reveal the most effective directions for modernizing pop music education in contemporary pedagogical practice.
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