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The development of first songs in young children

A longitudinal study of young children's singing suggests an evolution into two types of vocal performance-one, an organized approximation of standard tune structures, the other a fluid exploration of the vocal medium. These early musical developments are examined in the light of conceptual progress in other media.

Patricia E. McKernon

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