To make music classes more lively and interesting, we first need to change the traditional teaching methods and introduce more interactive and practical links. The following are some specific suggestions:

1. Innovative teaching methods: Game-based teaching methods can be used to allow students to learn through play and improve their interest in learning. For example, musicals, concerts, etc. can be used to allow students to personally participate and experience the charm of music.

2. Introducing modern technology: Multimedia, the Internet and other modern technological means can be used to enrich teaching content and improve teaching effects. For example, the development process of music can be displayed through multimedia forms such as video and audio, allowing students to understand music knowledge more intuitively.

3. Encourage students to create: Students can be encouraged to create their own music and use their imagination and creativity. This can not only improve students' musical literacy, but also cultivate their innovative abilities.

4. Organize music activities: Music activities can be organized regularly, such as concerts, music competitions, etc., so that students can have more practice opportunities and improve their stage performance abilities.

5. Establish a good teacher-student relationship: Teachers should care about every student, understand their interests and needs, respect their choices, and encourage them to actively participate in music activities.

6. Provide abundant learning resources: Various types of music learning resources can be provided, such as music books, music software, music websites, etc., so that students have more learning choices.

In general, making music classes more lively and interesting requires teachers’ innovation and efforts, as well as students’ active participation. Only in this way can students' interest in music be truly stimulated and their musical literacy improved.