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The flight of the birds, the rain falling, the wind in the windows, doors and drawers opening and closing. From an early age, sounds and rhythms have a strong attraction for us, we can see this clearly when we see babies, who have not even learned to speak, moving their bodies and trying to hum when they listen to music or how they pay attention to the sounds that surround them.
All this is synonymous with the influence of sounds and music on human beings from birth to death, I particularly love music and my daughter too.
Music in children's everyday lives has the power to calm and discipline a child, making it easy to learn, whether formal or within the family.
Musicalisation in early childhood education awakens musical taste, sensitivity, creativity, concentration, imagination, memory, socialization and rhythm. Contact with musical instruments, the rhythms of the world, dance, provides moments of expression and communication. Because they are playful and expressive, the activities carried out with music at school help to disinhibit children, thus contributing to their interaction in the social environment.
Another interesting point is to show children the diversity of musical styles and genres that exist around the world, so that they can compare the differences and similarities of styles from one place to another, in addition to knowing different musical instruments from those used in their country. . Bringing students into contact with the largest number of musical genres will expand their musical universe.
Now that you know the importance of music in early childhood education, try to offer children this experience, as this will allow them to learn to listen carefully to musical works, distinguish different sounds, and appreciate the beauty of sounds. In addition to contributing to the musical education of the little ones, this is a teaching tool that provides respect and reflection, values that are very important in life.
