The physiological substantiation on the application of the digital system for coding and decoding of a melody is the following: children begin their contact with digits already in preschool age, when they are taught to count, and this system is learned by children quite firmly, since it is often used in their daily life. But the generally accepted music grammar is new for them and, naturally, requires some additional period of time to be acquired by children.It is for that reason that in the initial period of musical teaching, children inevitably spend a lot of time and efforts to read a melody written down in music signs. Naturally,it slows down rate of training, causes psychoemotional discomfort, lowers the child’s interest to music. Therefore, in the initial stage of teaching, besides work with generally accepted music grammar, will be useful to replace it with a digital system for a certain period…
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