Abstract
The purpose of this study is to clarify the structure of music classes, through the embodiment of teaching content, which can effectively integrate subject content with teaching materials. As a research method, key perspectives on class structure were proposed, and music lessons were accordingly planned, conducted, and analyzed. The results revealed the following: (1) the integration of musical components with the musical composition became evident; (2) these components emerged as common items shared between conceptual learning and learning the composition; and (3) these shared elements served as a medium for continuous interactions between conceptual and compositional learning, thereby facilitating the integration of subject content with teaching materials.