The inheritance of folk music should be a combination of academic and oral teaching.

Traditional folk music is mainly passed down through oral transmission, which includes a large number of traditional repertoire, singing methods, musical instrument playing and other skills and characteristics. This inheritance method has strong regional and personal characteristics, but it also has problems such as inaccurate information transmission and low inheritance efficiency, and it is difficult to meet the requirements of modern society for music inheritance. ?

Compared with oral and mental teaching, academic schools have a more systematic and standardized teaching system and methods in inheriting folk music, which can better protect and inherit the skills and cultural connotation of traditional music. Through academic study, you can have a deeper understanding of folk music's singing methods, repertoire, historical origins, etc., and you can also better inherit and carry forward traditional music culture.

Therefore, we should combine academic teaching with oral and mental teaching, retain the traditional oral and mental teaching inheritance method, and focus on introducing academic teaching systems and methods to better protect and inherit folk culture. The cultural connotation and skills of music. At the same time, it is also necessary to focus on innovation, combine traditional music with modern music elements, and create music works that are more characteristic of the times and innovative, so as to better inherit and carry forward folk music culture.