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The Kodaly Method is a popular music pedagogy method. It is a child-centered, sequential, and developmental approach to teaching music that is based on the work of Zoltán Kodaly. The method involves teaching children a diverse repertoire of folk songs and games to develop musical skills such as singing, reading, writing, listening, and moving. The sequential and developmental nature of the method means that each skill is taught in a specific order to ensure that students build on their previous learning. The Kodaly Method is widely used in primary schools around the world, and has also been adapted for use in other settings, such as community music groups and private studios.