What are the best music for early childhood education?

Listening to music during early childhood education can help improve emotional intelligence and reaction ability, and can also calm the baby's mind. So what are the most suitable music for early childhood education? What type of music is best for early childhood education? The following editor will introduce you in detail.

The best early education music for babies

Improve memory: "Recollections" by Derdra; "Scenes from Childhood" by Schumann

Develop creativity: "Moonlight" by Debussy; "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star Variations" by Mozart

Perception: "Spring" - Vivaldi; "Rustle of Trees" - Liszt

Cultivate thinking ability: Waltz of the Flowers by Tchaikovsky; Bell Song by Paganini

Rhythm recognition ability: "Dance of the Chickens" - Mussorgsky; "Water Music Suite in F Major" - Hummer

Improve physical coordination: "Saber Dance" - Khachaturian; "Dog Waltz" - Chopin

Enhance children's listening skills: "Trout Variations" - Schubert; "Carmen Overture" - Bizet

Improve expressive ability: Songs My Mother Taught Me - Dvorak; Chinese Dances - Tchaikovsky

Improve practical skills: "Symphony No. 1" by Haydn; "Piano Sonata "Appassionata"" by Beethoven

Improve language skills: "Whispers of Autumn" by Richard Clayderman; "Prelude to Raindrops in D-flat Major" by Chopin

Improve social skills: Humoresque - Dvorak; Hymn to Nature - Beethoven

What type of music should babies listen to during early childhood education?

Classical music, that is, European classical music

Classical music can calm children and help them develop certain musical thinking. The so-called musical thinking is to understand some constant things in human beings from music, such as the rules in music, even rhythm and paragraphs, and wonderful beginnings, climaxes and endings. When choosing classical music, it is best to choose music with titles, such as Puppy Waltz, which is more vivid and simple, while untitled music such as minuet or G major dance is not so suitable for children.

Chinese folk music

The folk music of each nation contains language with its own cultural characteristics. For example, Israeli lullabies are in the form of marches, which are very exciting and thrilling, and can help Israeli children fall asleep; Russian music is deep, with a sense of heaviness and a touch of sadness; Chinese folk music is all pentatonic, with a strong sense of melody... Chinese children are more likely to feel close to their own folk music. This is caused by human genetic factors, the memories of parents and grandparents recorded in genes, so children are more likely to get excited when listening to pipa music and guzheng music than to listening to symphonies.

Music suitable for interactive games

Traditional nursery rhymes, children's songs or some original songs belong to this category, such as goodbye songs, hello songs, five-finger game music, parent-child singing, etc. Simple, repetitive music that can be combined with physical games can allow children to participate in it to the greatest extent.