This paper deals with Harmonic Touch, a Web platform designed to foster the practice of tonal harmony also in young children. The work focuses on one of the experiences provided by the framework, namely the gamification of harmonic change recognition in songs. The platform, specifically equipped with new features to accommodate the needs of teachers during the COVID-19 pandemic, has been tested in two Italian schools in February 2021. Early experimental results about the main difficulties encountered by the children during the games are presented and discussed.
Songs in Music Education: Design and Early Experimentation of a Web Tool for the Recognition of Harmonic Changes / F. Avanzini, A. Barate', L.A. Ludovico, M. Mandanici - In: Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Computer Supported Education (CSEDU 2021). 1 / [a cura di] B. Csapó, J. Uhomoibhi. - [s.l] : SCITEPRESS, 2021. - ISBN 9789897585029. - pp. 709-720 (( Intervento presentato al 13. convegno International Conference on Computer Supported Education nel 2021 [10.5220/0010540407090720].
Songs in Music Education: Design and Early Experimentation of a Web Tool for the Recognition of Harmonic Changes
F. AvanziniPrimo
;A. Barate'Secondo
;L.A. LudovicoPenultimo
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2021
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This paper deals with Harmonic Touch, a Web platform designed to foster the practice of tonal harmony also in young children. The work focuses on one of the experiences provided by the framework, namely the gamification of harmonic change recognition in songs. The platform, specifically equipped with new features to accommodate the needs of teachers during the COVID-19 pandemic, has been tested in two Italian schools in February 2021. Early experimental results about the main difficulties encountered by the children during the games are presented and discussed.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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