The Castle Peak Elementary School's "Music Exchange" performance
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It is hoped that the students will transform their temperament through music and temperament, practice aesthetics in life, establish correct learning concepts and strengthen their self-confidence. On May 22, 2018, the hospital invited the Qingshan Elementary and Junior Descartes Team, Yuanlin City, Changhua County to study "Music Exchange" performances. A total of 185 college students participated in the event.
At the beginning, the Qingshan Elementary and Junior Descant Team kicked off with the “Little World” hat dance. The cute, lively, innocent, and innocent face really added points to the performance, and then went on to play the show-flute player. Using the ancient Renaissance dance suite to create a moving movement, the audience was immediately attracted to the audience, and suddenly the air condenses and silently shifts to meditation. One after another on the stage is the student’s hard work and the Spanish genre. Sevilla, Ballad & Riffs, Canon, and the lucky fortune of those years all made it possible for participating students to feel the professionalism and intentions of performing groups. In addition, Zhu led the team to introduce seven types of straight flute types to the students to demonstrate their musical range. The effect makes the concert not only sentimental beauty but also conveys the intellectual beauty.
For the purpose of expressing welcome, the school also arranged for students of harmonica and dance talents to demonstrate learning results, and the dance class students' dynamic dancing also whipped up the atmosphere to the highest point. At the end of the event, instructors encouraged students to positively appreciate other people's strengths, learn from others' strengths, maintain a good heart, feel good in the world through life, and make life more rich and exciting. The whole activity is accompanied by melodious music. The student spent a full-hearted music feast.
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