Abstract

"Mother tongue music" is the key to the inheritance of the traditional music culture of all nationalities, which carries the characteristics of the cultural genes and social structure of the nation. Education is inseparable from the development of society, and the evolution of educational ideas is influenced by the development of social culturer, but in the educational ideas based on Western culture, the cultural connotation is too simple. However, with the development of global social culture, it has become the mainstream trend for cultures to take care of each other in a pluralistic coexistence way

Keywords

culture; traditions, curriculum, primary and secondary school; music, education

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