The Creating of a Western Listening Guidebook for Music Education Major at Hubei Second Normal University

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Zhang Shanshan
Pramote Danpradit

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           The purpose of this study was (1) To study the problems existing in Western music appreciation courses. (2) To create a Western music listening guidebook for learning activities in the music appreciation course (3) The experimental listening guidebook for Hubei students at Hubei Second Normal University. Using a mixed research method, gathered target group data by interviewing five experts. The results were used to create a Western music listening guide, and the effectiveness of the guide was demonstrated by collecting listening test data from a 15-week teaching experiment with 31 students. The study will be conducted between October 2021 and February 2023. The results of the research are (1) The researchers discovered the basic problems of Western music listening: 1) listening is the basis and focus of course teaching, 2) learning related knowledge, 3) choosing suitable music works, 4) the level of listening to music, 5) Method of listening to music, 6) Music listening level test. (2) The consulting literature and interviewing five experts. Create Western music listening guidebook, with 7 chapters in total, and formulated a 15-week teaching plan, and (3) the listening results found that the test scores of learners' listening results were higher than the criteria with statistical significance at the 0.01 level.

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