Children love music. As soon as they hear the song, they make rhythmic movements. However, most of them do not have much harmony with the tempo, are not able to read the notes, and probably fall down many times while dancing. But in the meantime, there are children who are more coordinated, pick up the beats better, hit the pot, which is a good indication of their musical talent.
A child who has a musical talent pays a lot of attention to the sounds around him. He usually talks about the sound of water, the horns of cars, the sound of a song coming from a neighbor’s house, and the sound of a car playing. Encourage your child to play different instruments. Show him how to play the piano or how to use the guitar. Then help her see if it sounds like an attempt to imitate it. Children with special musical talents may even surprise you in this regard.
We suggest that if you see one or more of the above symptoms in your child too many times, ask a singing teacher to evaluate him or her. It may even be best to enroll your child in a music class to monitor his or her musical talent in real life.
Play a simple song or melody or a simple song, but mostly make a mistake. See if your child pays attention to the flaws and flashes. Ask him to imitate a particular melody or note. Children with musical talents do this very easily.
Milad Rabin, whose real name is Milad Akbari, is one of the oldest Iranian musicians who specialize in hip hop and rap. Milad was born on April 2, 1991. Many of Milad’s famous songs have been viewed by millions on world platforms.
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