士气是构成军队战斗力的重要因素,直接影响着作战的胜负。正如拿破仑说的那样:“一支军队的实力,四分之三是由士气构成的。”要使军队永远立于不败之地,就必须保持部队的“常盈之气”。人类战争史表明:挫伤敌军士气,激励我军士气,音乐曾起过它的独特作用。在敌我力量抗衡的天平上,音乐对士气产生的作用有时也能增加超常的份量。以歌激气,在古今中外战史中不乏其例。据说,古代斯巴达人在被敌围困时向雅典求援,雅典只派一名瞎眼跛足的教师去教唱军歌,结果勇气倍增,转败为胜。用音乐去瓦解敌人的士气,进而达到“不战而屈人之兵”的战例也是屡见不鲜 Morale is an important factor that constitutes the combat effectiveness of the army and directly affects the outcome of the war. As Napoleon said: “The strength of an army, three quarters is made up of morale.” To make the army always invincible, we must maintain the force’s “ever-present strength.” The history of human war shows that the music has played its unique role in dampening the morale of the enemy and in encouraging the morale of our army. The balance between the enemy’s power and the balance of power, the effect of music on morale can sometimes increase the extraordinary weight. To the song of passion, no shortage of cases in the history of foreign war. It is said that when the ancient Spartans sought help from Athens while being besieged by the enemy, Athens sent only a blind lame teacher to teach singing military songs. As a result, the courage multiplied and the defeat won. It is not uncommon for music to disintegrate the morale of the enemy and thus to achieve the “no-war and superior” model