一个人的音乐修养对其音乐审美有着极为重要的关系，人的审美感受能力并不是

A person's musical accomplishment has an extremely important relationship with his music aesthetics. A person's aesthetic perception ability is not innate, but formed by acquired training. Marx said: "The most beautiful music is meaningless to the ears that cannot discern the rhythm." Only "the ears that feel the music and the eyes that feel the beauty of the form" can discover beauty. Therefore, enhancing the aesthetic subject's own musical accomplishment is the golden key to improve its musical aesthetic sensibility. When Hegel talked about how to understand and study the beauty of art, he pointed out: "Art works belong to its era and nation, should have a special environment, and depend on special historical and other concepts and purposes. What is needed is not only profound historical knowledge, but very specialized knowledge, because the personality of a work of art is linked to a particular situation, and specialized knowledge is needed to understand it, to elucidate it.”

A person's music cultivation has a very important relationship with his music aesthetics. People's aesthetic feeling ability is not born, but cultivated and formed the day after tomorrow. Marx said, "the most beautiful music is meaningless to ears who don't know the rhythm." Only by "feeling the ears of music and the eyes of formal beauty" can beauty be found. Therefore, enhancing the aesthetic subject's own music cultivation is the golden key to improve its music aesthetic perception. When Hegel talked about how to understand and study the beauty of art, It is pointed out that "works of art belong to their era and nation, and should have a special environment. According to the existence of special history and other concepts and purposes, therefore, what is needed for erudition in art is not only profound historical knowledge, but also very specialized knowledge, because the personality of works of art is related to special situations, and it is necessary to have specialized knowledge to understand and clarify it."

A person's musical accomplishment has an extremely important relationship with his musical aesthetics, and his aesthetic feeling ability is not born, but cultivated. Marx said, "The most beautiful music is meaningless to an ear that doesn't know the rhythm." Only by "feeling the ears of music and feeling the eyes of formal beauty" can we find beauty. Therefore, enhancing the aesthetic subject's own musical accomplishment is the golden key to improve his musical aesthetic sensibility. When talking about how to understand and study the beauty of art, Hegel pointed out: "Art works belong to its era and nation, and should have a special environment, depending on the existence of special history and other ideas and purposes. Therefore, erudition in art requires not only profound historical knowledge, but also very specialized knowledge, because the personality of art works is related to special situations, and specialized knowledge is needed to understand and clarify it."