Musical memory is a synthetic concept that includes auditory, motor, tactile, emotional memory. Like all abilities, she lends itself to significant development. The prototype of such classes is rhythm classes in kindergarten, where the child is taught to move to music and at the same time develop his musical abilities.
It is necessary
any sound recording and reproducing device
Instructions
Step 1
As you develop your musical memory, use all of its constituent types of memory. Researchers have found that when a person hears music, their vocal connections are involuntarily strained, soundlessly reproducing the perceived tone. Use this clue of nature and sing the melody you hear, or at least part of it. Listen to the melody again and try to reproduce it in full voice.
Step 2
Use the close connection between musical and motor memory: move to the beat of the music, highlighting the rhythmic basis of the melody with your body movements. Analyze the rhythm of the melody and try to compose your dance for it. Choose a material that is simple enough to start with, and that triggers a certain emotional response.
Step 3
Develop your musical memory in a group, this will significantly increase the effectiveness of your classes Talk to your friends about how you can dramatize a piece of music. Take music without words, so that they do not interfere with the understanding of the musical meaning. Listen to and analyze the emotional component of the music, tell each other what images it evokes, come up with and play your own little sketch-sketch.
Step 4
Set the opposite problem: come up with a dramatic sketch, a small sketch, and select music for it.
Step 5
Develop emotional memory: pick up an object that resembles a previously experienced situation (a souvenir brought from a trip, a seashell from a seaside resort). Remember the visual picture, smells, tactile sensations, then take a pose and make the movements that you did in the recalled situation.
Step 6
Collect your favorite tunes and play Guess the Tune with your friends. Don't forget to stock up on prizes for the winners. Match the melodies on a musical instrument (piano, accordion, keyboard) by ear.
