BREATHING TECHNIQUE DEVELOPMENT IN SONG PERFORMANCE AMONG STUDENTS OF CHILDREN’S MUSIC AND ART SCHOOLS
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https://doi.org/10.55640/Keywords:
children’s music and art school, song performance, breathing technique, vocal pedagogy, diaphragmatic breathing, vocal exercises, performance skills, breath control, music education, beginner vocal training.Abstract
This article provides a scientific and theoretical analysis of the importance of proper breathing in song performance among students of children’s music and art schools, as well as its role in improving vocal quality, intonation accuracy, and performance skills. It also examines methods of developing diaphragmatic breathing skills, breath control, and economical use of breath in students. The article further highlights pedagogical approaches and practical exercise systems used in working with children, and substantiates their effectiveness.
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