1. Music games:

Music games generally refer to games in which various actions are performed according to certain rules and music requirements under the accompaniment of music or songs.

2. Rhythm:

Children’s rhythm generally refers to regular rhythmic movements according to the nature, beat and speed of the music, accompanied by music or rhythm instruments. Rhythm can be the repetition of a single action, or it can be the connection and combination of several related actions to form a rhythm combination.

3. Dance:

Dance is an art that is refined, organized and artistically processed by people and uses human body movements as the main means of expression to express people's thoughts and feelings and reflect social life. form.

4. Percussion music:

Rhythm music is also called percussion music. Rhythm music for children generally has strong rhythm. The teacher plays the melody on the piano, and the children use percussion instruments to play the melody. Beat the rhythm.

Extended information:

Introduction to percussion instruments

Percussion instruments are usually divided into three types: metal instruments, wooden instruments, and scattered instruments.

Metal musical instruments, such as bells, triangles, etc., are high-pitched instruments with high-pitched and bright sounds.

Wooden musical instruments, such as double sounders, frog croakers, wooden fish, soundboards, sticks, single sounders, etc., are medium-range instruments with crisp sounds.

Scattered musical instruments, such as tambourines, string bells, hand bells, rattles, etc., are characterized by small volume, scattered sound, and continuous long sound.

Percussion instruments do not have a fixed orchestration mode. Since it is an auditory art, the principle of orchestration is based on good listening. For cheerful rhythms, string bells are suitable for percussion, while for lyrical music, bells and triangles are suitable.

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