Does anyone know the meaning of these symbols in the guzheng tablature? Thank you

The first is the flower in front of the board of the fingers, which does not occupy the time value, grabs the beat of the back 3, and plays it quickly, the second is the vibrato, the vibrato follows the thumb, that is, 2 (alto), the two notes are stacked together and played together is a pinch (the abort and thumb are played in the palm of the hand at the same time), the third v is the ventilation symbol, and if the v appears between the notes, it is ventilation; If it appears on top of a note, it is a dot. The last upward arrow is the upward glide, the upward slide of 3, the downward arrow behind is the downward slide of the back 3, the way to play is to play down 3 with the right hand, press the string on the left side of the Zheng code with the left hand, raise the note of 3 to the pitch of the next string, and then the left hand does not move, the right hand plays 3 again, and the left hand is slightly slower. Due to the fast rhythm here, the portamento should also be a little faster, the upper glide should be clean and neat, and the glide should be tactful.

These symbols in the guzheng score can have a variety of meanings, depending on the specific score and symbols. Here are some possible implications:

1.Sharp sign ( ): indicates a semitone increase in the basic scale.

2.Flat (b): Indicates a reduction of the basic tone by a semitone.

3.Sharp Rise (x): Indicates a whole tone increase in the basic scale.

4.Flat (bb): Indicates a whole tone reduction of the basic scale.

5.Thumb Fingering Symbols (Double Support, Double Split, etc.): Fingering symbols that indicate thumb playing.

6.Index finger fingering symbols ( , double wipe, double pick, etc.): Fingering symbols that indicate the index finger playing.

7.Middle finger fingering symbols (double tick, double tick, etc.): Fingering symbols that represent middle finger playing.

8.Ring finger fingering symbols (doubles, doubles, etc.): Fingering symbols that indicate the ring finger playing.

9.Pinky fingering symbol ( , pluck): Indicates the fingering symbol of the pinky finger.

10.Finger shake symbol (): A fingering symbol that indicates a finger shake.

11.Arpeggiation Symbol (): A fingering symbol that represents an arpeggio.

12.Strumming Symbol (): Indicates the fingering symbol for strumming.

13.Wheel finger symbol (): A fingering symbol that represents wheel finger.

14.Scratch Symbol (): Indicates the fingering symbol for scratching.

15.Pointillism (): A fingering symbol that represents a pointillism.

16.The groaning and trembling symbols ( ) indicate the fingering symbols of groaning or trembling.

17.Glide (arrow): A fingering symbol that represents a portamento, including an upper and lower glissand.

18.Kneading Symbol (Bold): A fingering symbol that indicates kneading the string, including upper and lower kneading.

19.Notes, dots, overtones, and columns: Fingering symbols for notes, dots, overtones, and columns, which may vary depending on the score.

It is important to note that the above are just some of the possible meanings, and the exact meaning of each symbol will depend on the score and the habits of the player.

The first is the flower finger, the second is the trill, the third I don't understand, and the last is the upward and downward glide.

Guzheng Fingering Symbols:

1. Right finger symbol.

1) Thumb fingering symbols.

Thumb fingering is called bracket splitting, and all the "with" is thumb playing, including double support, double splitting, even support, heavy support, etc.

2) Index finger fingering symbols.

The index fingering is called wiping and picking, and all the "belts" are the index finger playing, including double wiping, double picking, etc., and the thumb fingering is combined with a small handful.

3) Middle finger fingering symbols.

The middle finger fingering is called hooking, and all the "belts" are the middle finger playing, including double hooks, double ticks, etc., and the thumb fingering is combined with a large handful.

4) Ring finger.

Fingering symbols. The middle finger fingering method is called picking, and everything that is bred is the ring finger playing, including doubles, doubles, etc.

5) Pinky symbol.

The little finger fingering is called plucking, and the little finger is played.

6) The rest of the fancy fingering.

The rest is finger shake and arpeggios.

Fingering symbols such as strumming, finger rotation, scratching, and pointing, can be memorized by practicing more often.

2. Left finger symbol.

1) Moaning, trembling.

Both fingerings are represented by "", except that the "groan" is shorter, the "tremble" is longer, the "small tremor" curve is thicker, and the "big tremor" is hyperbola.

Denote. 2) Glissando.

Whatever the portamento is, it is indicated by an arrow, the upper glide is quietly indicated by the upper arrow table, and the downward glide is indicated by the lower arrow. The left and right arrows in the score indicate the rhythmic value of the slide, but the left arrow indicates that the first time to play and then play, and the right arrow to indicate the first to play and then to press.

3) Kneading. Kneading the string is indicated by a thicker "", and there are points of upper and lower kneading. When they indicate upward and downward rubbing, the symbols change dramatically.

3. Two-fingered symbols.

Two-fingered symbols can be memorized by combining them on the basis of the memory of the left and right hand symbols.

Notes:

1. There are many and complex fingering symbols, so it is recommended to memorize them after classification.

2. Practice brings true knowledge, remember to find music scores to practice and play after memorizing.

Playing Essentials:

1.Fixed gauge wheel finger hand shape to improve finger endurance.

2.Each finger takes turns to stress, five times (the last time to return to the origin), and the fingers are practiced slowly.

3.When your fingers are not yet playing, approach the strings, but do not touch them, and then pluck them quickly.

Common symbols on guzheng music scores:

The shape of the Zheng is a rectangular wooden speaker, the string frame "Zheng Zhu" (i.e. the Yan Zhu) can move freely, one string and one tone, arranged according to the pentatonic scale, the earliest 25-string Zheng is the most (divided into Zheng), there are thirteen strings in the Tang and Song dynasties, and then increased to sixteen, eighteen strings, twenty-one strings, etc.

At present, the most commonly used specification is twenty-one strings; Usually the model of the guzheng is preceded by S163-21, S stands for S-shaped Yueshan, which is jointly invented by Wang Xunzhi and Miao Jinlin, 163 represents the length of the zither is about 163 cm, and 21 represents the number of strings of the zither 21.

Your song, it's Beijing that welcomes you...

This is not the symbol of the guzheng, but the symbol of **.

The one without a line below is called a 4th note, the one with a line below is an 8th note, and the one with two lines is a 16th note, for example, if a 4th note is sung for two seconds, then the 8th note is half of the 4th note and one second sung, and the 16th note is half of the eighth note is sung for a second.

The vertical line, called the bar line, is the same as the sentence when we sing, which is equivalent to the comma in the language.

There is a line on the head that connects the two notes together, this is called a legato line, which is what I said above, add the time of the two of them singing, according to your diagram, the first 2 is an 8th note, sing for one second. The 2 that follows is a quarter note, which is two seconds. Add it up to three seconds.

You only need to sing it once for three seconds.

0 is empty. There is no sound... After the syllable, there is -, for example, 3-, the quarter note is sung for 2 seconds, and then extended for 2 seconds, that is, in the four seconds, this is the sustain line.

A bunch of 000 below the braces is the left and right hand, the upper is the right hand, the lower is the left hand, and the left hand is 0000, which is nothing, only the sound of the right hand. There are two lines below the four, and according to the four tones mentioned above, they are all seconds, and they come out quickly. All rhythms can be rolled out like this.

The last one is called a symbol, 5 is a second, 65 is a 32nd minute note, and a second *2 is. This set of tones should be 2 seconds. The sigil takes up seconds. But the runes are sung along with the previous 5. Pure hand-played, hope to adopt.

Question 1: Bar line, Question 2: Legato line, Question 3:

There is a horizontal line under one note that is an eighth note, which is two eighth notes, so it is connected, question 4: increase the time line, question 5: 0 means that it is an empty beat, that is, it is not played, question 6:

Use a curly brace to connect the two lines of staff, which means that the top is played with the right hand, the bottom is played with the left hand, and now the left hand is empty, then'Just play the right hand, question 7: sixteenth notes, question 8: three notes stacked together, meaning with three fingers (middle finger'Index finger'Big finger) play together, look at the score from the bottom to the top, the bottom note with the middle finger, the middle note with the index finger, the top note with the big finger, three fingers at the same time to play together, question 9:

Small p.amp; dot. Remember, most of what we play is a quarter note beat, you fix it yourself, how long a beat is, then your beat should always be this long, and then the eighth note is half of the quarter note, and the sixteenth note is half the eighth note, that is, 1 quarter note = 2 eighth notes = 4 sixteenth notes. You have to take care of this.

So you see your third question is two eighth notes, sing one beat, and the seventh question is four sixteenth notes, so sing one beat as well. The last question, if there is a dot, then you have to see who is behind the dot, then the dot sings half of the note in front of it. I hope it can help you, and I wish you a happy learning zheng!

If you have any questions, please continue to ask.

I think you should ask the teacher for advice, and you are asking very basic questions about the guzheng. The last one is to pay the point, that is, to extend the half-beat, the 3 numbers stacked up are a handful, that is, to play together, generally with the thumb, index finger, middle finger to play together, 0, is an empty beat, that is, do not play the meaning,- This horizontal line refers to the extension of one beat, two on two beats, and so on, and the half arc, if the sound is the same, then it is only to play once but the beat is two combined, and there are 2 to 3 different sounds connected to press out with the left hand, a long period of connection, is to play coherently, It usually appears on the finger shake.

From fine to coarse, then the tone of the guzheng will also go from high to low. The zither does not have seven tones, only five, which are (do u mi so la) and the strings are found from the bottom up, and 5 (so) is the green string.

Teach you how to count. Count backwards first. The first string is a soprano 1 (do) with two dots on the head.

Then count five strings upwards, and there are trebles (do u mi so la), one dot on each head. Five strings further up, there are alto 1 (do) 2 (ru) 3 (mi) 5 (so) 6 (la.).It's not up and down.

Continuing to count the five strings, it is the bass 1 (do) 2 (ru) 3 (mi) 5 (so) 6 (la.).One dot below. Finally, count the last five strings up, which are double bass 1 (do) 2 (ru) 3 (mi) 5 (so) 6 (la

Two dots at each foot.

Basically, with the exception of the soprano 1 (do), all other sounds are treated as a group of 5.

A notation is a notation with numbers like 1 (do), 2 (ru), 3 (mi), 4 (so), 5 (fa), 6 (la), 7 (xi), but no rhythm – e.g. the first sixteenth note, the last sixteenth note, and the half note. Wait a minute...

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Guzheng generally has 21 strings, and the 21 strings are divided into: double bass, bass, alto, bass, double bass (a total of 5 zones) double bass, bass, alto, and bass There are 5 strings on average, and there is only one double bass, which is the thinnest one.

D key: The green string is so (that is, 5).

do （1）

re （2）

mi （3）

so （5）

la （6）

do （1）

re （2）

mi （3）

so （5）

la （6）

do （1）

re （2）

mi （3）

so （5）

la （6）

do （1）

re （2）

mi （3）

so （5）

la （6）

do （1）

In the guzheng, fa and si are produced by the press of mi and la respectively.

I'm all doing it myself.

The two vertical bars are the dividers for each bar. The horizontal line of the fourth question means 1 beat. Two horizontals are shorter than one horizontal. It means faster. The last middle point has the meaning of a dot.

The green strings in the guzheng (some pianos are red, most of them are green) are 5 in D key, that is, there are two points above the so number that are two points high, two points below are two points of bass, and one point above the number is 1 point for 1 point of treble, and there is one point below for 1 point of bass

Scholars learn in the key of D:

That needs to distinguish what key your piano is.

For example, in the key of D. The thickest is do

If it's G, it's so

It's actually quite simple.

do-1re-2

mi-3...And so on and so forth.

Remember that there is no string in the guzheng that produces fa and ti

It is pressed with the Mi and La strings.

The v is the meaning of using the ring finger to hook the bass 3 (the alto 3 above is played with the thumb), and the small circle should be a harmonic symbol, indicating that the 3 should be played with the harmonic technique.

The commonly used overtone articulation method is to press the index finger or middle finger of the left hand on the overtone point of the articulation string 1 2, and then play the string with the right hand to obtain the overtone. Here you should pay attention to the left-hand string pressing: when the left hand floats and presses the string, it immediately leaves as if it is hot, or you can use the right side of the right palm to float and press on the overtone point of the articulation string 1 2, and use the index finger of the right hand to play the string to obtain the overtone.

It's not easy to grasp at first, so take your time.