How to Understanding the Power of Color in Music Learning
What Is Color-Coded Music? Color Coded Music is a creative method namely linking every musical note to a particular color. Learners do not need to look on black-and-white sheet music; instead, they can observe vivid colors, which depict such notes as C, D, E, F, G, A, and B. This graphical association aids children and adults to easily identify notes, store their shapes and patterns as well as comprehend music functioning. The principle of color coded Music is not very complicated, the faster our brain processes colors in comparison to symbols or letters. Polarising colors to notes makes scales, intervals and chords easier to visualise. It is also very good with visual students, children, or anybody with a problem with reading standard notation. The Science of Color and Sound. The connection between colors and the sound frequencies is interesting. Each note vibrates at its unique frequency, as does each color have a light frequency. When learners associate these sensory stimuli, sound...