1. Innovative teaching methods: Traditional music classes are often teacher-centered and students passively accept. You can try to introduce more interaction and participation, such as group cooperation, role-playing, etc.

2. Use technology: Modern technology can add more color to music classes. For example, you can use music software to give real-time presentations, or share music culture from around the world through video.

3. Integrate popular culture: Integrate popular songs, movie soundtracks, etc. into teaching, so that students can understand and appreciate popular culture while learning music.

4. Create situations: By creating various music situations, students can learn and experience music in practice, such as simulated concerts, musical theater performances, etc.

5. Encourage innovation: Encourage students to create their own musical works, which can be lyrics, melodies, or arrangements, etc., which can stimulate their innovative spirit and artistic talent.

6. Organize music activities: Music competitions, concerts and other activities can be held regularly to give students the opportunity to showcase their talents and at the same time increase the fun of the class.

7. Diversified music resources: Provide various types of music resources, including music of different styles and cultural backgrounds, so that students have more choices and room for development.

8. Game-based learning: Music knowledge can be integrated into games, allowing students to learn and review music knowledge in the game. This can not only increase students' interest in learning, but also improve learning effects.