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Watch: Hungarian 'Kodaly Method' Music Education Gains Popularity In China

• 11 Feb 2021 9:31 AM

"Hungary has long been famous for its musical achievements. And now, the Kodaly method, a music education system developed there, is gaining popularity in China.

CGTN visits Kodaly Point at the Hungarian Cultural Institute in Beijing to find out how the Hungarian music practices help Chinese kids, especially those in poverty-hit regions, master music skills and concepts."

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