Annual Report of the Superintendent of Colored Schools for Washington And George

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* ' ' #w m 27 to little else than the wearisome repetition of threadbare Sunday school sono-s, and that in a not very tasteful or artistic manner.
More than this, hut little attempt has been made, thus far, in any of our schools to teach musical notation, or the reading of music. This is now generally considered an important part of public school instruction, especially in cities. It should, at least, be introduced into all our schools of higher grade. And I trust the time is not far distant wh
...en it will be taught also in the primary schools, in connection with the rudiments of ordinary reading and arithmetic, as is now done in some of our northern cities. It is usually supposed that musical notation is too diffi- cult to be learned by young children, but experience has shown that they acquire this, when properly taught, with just as much facility as they learn the meaning of A, B, C, or 1, 2, 3, and that they learn it with as much greater readiness when young than at a later age, as they do the alphabet or the multiplication table.

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