| 英文摘要 |
This research aimed to establish a validated and recommended listening repertoire specifically for junior high school students in musically-talented classes. The study utilized a two-round Delphi method, incorporating the perspectives of eleven experts on a preliminary set of 120 musical selections. Descriptive statistics, including mean, standard deviation, quartiles, and mode, were used to ascertain the level of expert consensus. The initial round confirmed 84 pieces as suitable (mean≥3.75), with 31 deemed highly appropriate (mean≥4.5) and 53 appropriate (3.75≤mean≤4.49). Consensus was further supported by all accepted pieces achieving a quartile value of≥3 and a mode of≥4. Five pieces proposed by the experts were added, leading to 89 selections for the second round. The second-round analysis resulted in 88 pieces meeting the suitability criterion (mean≥3.75). Of these, 41 were highly appropriate and 47 were appropriate, with continued strong consensus based on quartile and mode values. One piece was excluded due to insufficient consensus. Ultimately, a finalized repertoire of 87 pieces is proposed as the recommended listening material for musically-talented students at the junior high school level. The findings inform pedagogical practices, policy development, and future research within musically-talented education. |