Cuilan Huang

Vocal music, an abstract form of art, integrates visual and auditory arts, encompassing disciplines such as psychology, physiology, and physics. Auditory perception in vocal music is akin to a window; only by opening this window can one appreciate the external scenery. Aural skills are essential for vocal students and are pivotal to enhancing vocal performance levels. Mastering this skill can significantly expedite the learning process in vocal studies. Additionally, aural skills form a fundamental basis for becoming a qualified vocal music teacher. This paper will analyze the importance of aural skills from both subjective and objective perspectives, exploring the nature, reasons for enhancement, and methods to improve these skills.

Vocal Studies; Aural Skills; Subjective Analysis; Objective Analysis

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