1. Develop music creativity and master composition skills, and cultivate creativity and imagination through performance and listening.

2. Develop performance skills to experience and express music, and emphasize the cultivation of music imagination and musicality in the practical process.

3. Understand music and make responses and evaluations to cultivate aesthetic abilities.

4. Understand the function of music and its relationship with culture.

1. Cross-art form learning - Through cross-art form learning experiences, students can connect different artistic learning experiences, understand their relationships, and deepen their understanding of music and other art forms.

2. Cross-disciplinary learning - Cross-disciplinary learning can broaden students' learning horizons, allow them to explore issues from different perspectives and angles, connect different learning experiences, and strengthen their understanding of various learning fields.

3. Comprehensive learning - Through participating in diverse activities, students can learn and experience music in practical situations, broaden their music experience, and help them develop lifelong learning abilities.

4. Interactive learning using information technology - Using information technology allows students to explore, create, and experience music freely, thereby inspiring creative thinking.

5. Moral and civic education - Through the teaching and learning of music, students can understand their roles in the family, school, society, and country, and help them develop good moral conduct and establish correct values.

6. Learning from reading - Reading is important for creation, performance, and listening, which can promote students' music knowledge and deepen their understanding of music theory and situations.

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