Music Psychology (Revised Edition)

Author: Zhang Kai
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This book aims to explain the basic principles of music psychology using simple language and vivid examples. It holds significant value for people to understand music memory, music perception, music attention, music imagination, music creation, musical expression, musical performance skills, and the cultivation of musical talent. Music psychology is a brand-new and highly meaningful discipline. Paying serious attention to these issues can reduce blindness in musical life, especially in music learning, making the learning process more efficient. Additionally, recognizing various phenomena of music psychology can help summarize experiences, correctly address the difficulties encountered in musical activities, especially in music learning, and avoid unnecessary waste of human and material resources. At the same time, learning the methods and approaches of analyzing music psychology can open a scientific and convenient gateway for practical activities such as musical performance, music teaching, and music research. This book can serve as an elective textbook for music educators, musical performers, general music enthusiasts, and music lovers, as well as an extracurricular tutorial for students of ordinary music schools.