Which of the following is a developmentally appropriate music experience for a seven- to eight-year-old child?
A) learning a complicated folk dance taught by an adult
B) learning to read music notation
C) singing a duet with a friend
D) taking formal lessons to play a musical instrument

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At this age, children are developing their social skills and enjoy collaborating with friends. Singing a duet with a friend provides a fun and developmentally appropriate music experience. Learning a complicated folk dance taught by an adult may be too challenging and frustrating, while learning to read music notation and taking formal lessons to play a musical instrument may not be developmentally appropriate for all children at this age.

Which of the Following Is a Developmentally Appropriate Music Experience