What is the key of G when learning the violin, and so on, can anyone explain it to me?

G tone. When you first start learning, you don't talk about such esoteric things. Put simply. If you're pulling the old and setting the tone.

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You remember this by rote.

According to the one above, you see that g corresponds to 5...

In other words, in the key of g, if you look at the simple notation, then the 1 on the simple notation is 5, the 2 is the 6, and so on.

If the staff. You just remember. Look at the front with the ascending sign. Look at the lift number and pull it first. Absolutely.

As for why there is a rising and falling number. This is something you need to learn slowly in the future.

But I can tell you first. One you have to memorize. That is, the composition of our sounds is regular.

That's 2 all half, 3 all half. It's two whole tones plus a semitone, three whole tones plus a semitone, and that's what our 1234567 is made of. That's why we see the ascending sign in front of the staff.

It is to conform to this law.

If you don't understand, I'll talk about it later, just press the lift and walk first.

If you understand it later, of course, you still have to learn it in the future, it's just easier.

The key of the tune is different, and this must be learned.

This should be understood slowly in the major key of c d e f g a b major. Each major key is different. When you don't know how to ask questions, I won't be hungry at first.

The four strings of the violin are:

First string (E string): Small character two groups of e

Second chord (A string): A set of small characters A

Third chord (d string): A set of small characters d

Fourth string (G string): Small character group G

Hello about tunes.

The effect on the violin is not.

Big Why, because the violin is a fixed key, the key for us is nothing more than a difference in the sharp-sharping sign.

If you want to delve into music theory then no problem remember well as follows: 4, 1, 5, 2, 6, 3, 7, respectively, in C natural major. When the key signature is one sharp, the sharp sign is on the top line of the fifth line, fa, and when there are two sharp signs, the first sharp sign is on the fa, and the second sharp sign is on the do. You just have to remember that after 4152637 these numbers, write the sharp signs on the staff of the staff in the order of the numbers, so that the 7 sharp signs are formed, which is C major.

If the teacher asks you, what is the key of the 3 sharps? You start with the first fa, arrange, fa, do, so. It's three sharps.

I summarized it myself and judged a key, as long as I remember the next tone of the last sharp sign of all the sharps, then it is the key of that tone, for example, three sharps, it is 4, 1, 5, and the last note is so, then this three-sharp key is A major, and a is used to do do.

To put it simply, "tune" is the position of the pitch, which means that zhi is the tone.

Height, to be sure, is the pitch position within the "main tone".

The so-called XX major refers to the tonality of a piece of music, that is, a major scale composed of a certain note as the main tone and according to a certain law. If a is the main tone, the scale composed of the rules of whole tone, whole tone, half tone, whole tone, whole tone, whole tone, and half tone is the A major scale. In the same way, the G or C or D major scale is formed according to the rules of the major scale, which is the G or C and D major scale.

The rules of composition of the major scale are:

do ——re ——mi ——fa ——sol ——la ——xi ——do

Major second, major second, minor second, major second, major second, major second, major second, minor second,

Full, full, half, full, full, full, half.

Are you self-taught? I am self-taught. I read the book and said that it probably refers to different positions...

It is recommended to adopt it, on the first floor, it is more complete, but there are some places that are not absolute, such as C major, which does not necessarily have to end on dou, or it can be any note in this chord, but this situation is special.

It's a different tone. C major is the key of do. G major is a key in which sol is the dominant key, in which there is a sharp fa in G major... This is **theoretical knowledge.

Don't fool around here!

The friends on the first floor are not "unlearned", they are correcting the confused logic when you ask questions. As a questioner, you are not only rude, but also counter-friends, which shows how "poor" you are. Moreover, the friends on each floor are enthusiastic and attentive to answer your questions.

What do you mean by "open strings in G key"? Just ask you this logical question, and you know that you are a small half bottle of vinegar out of the rivers and lakes. If you really don't understand, now I'll teach you:

The G string is the open string with the lowest pitch in the 4-string timpani standard for the violin; The so-called "empty string" is a string that solidifies the two ends of the string by the mechanical parts of the "stringed instrument" to produce a fixed string length, and naturally emits a certain vibration frequency. The phoneme of the violin "g-string" is the g of the small character group, and the prescribed vibration frequency in the 12-note equal temperament is 196 Hz. It is just a "pitch material" in the key system, it is a unique "open string" (monotonal), and there is no other "open string".

If you ask a logical question like "How many mothers are there for Wang Erbao's brothers", I will investigate and complain about your middle school Chinese teacher, and report it to the Ministry of Education until your Chinese teacher is expelled from the teaching team!

The standard pitch of the violin is GDAE, and after adjusting the standard pitch of the 4 strings, you can play any key with the violin, including 12 major and 12 minor... This of course includes the G scale... Children, you must find the correct and professional training method to learn violin, otherwise you will not improve.

The open strings in the key of G are: 1 5 2 6 (equivalent to 5 2 6 3 in C key).

The open chord in C key is 5 2 6 3

G is just not the same as c: 1 of c = 5 of g

If you calculate it like this, it will come out in G tone.

The open strings of the violin are fixed and have nothing to do with the key

To know the names of the four strings of the violin, you must first know the pitch of the violin's fixed strings.

The pitch of the violin strings is determined according to the key of C, from left to right, commonly known as the first string, the second string, the third string, the fourth string, the pitch of the second string must be determined first, the pitch of the second string is determined by the A in the group of syllables of the piano **c (that is, the lao made by the C tune), and the pitch difference between the violin strings and the strings is five degrees.

Therefore, since the second string is a, then the first string is e; The third string is the d; The four strings are gFrom left to right, the four thick strings of the violin are: E, A, D, and G.

The violin's G string is located on the 4th string, the note name is G, the frequency is 196 Hz, and the fixed key is called 5 (SOL).

Summary. Hello dear: What you asked is the rule for determining the height of the eight keys from C to B on the strings of the violin.

Here's the answer for you: Learn violin fingering + essentials in 3 minutes! 1.

Hold the piano, clavicle, left gill, thumb one and two joints connected and index finger base 3 points support, tiger mouth hollow up to lift the headstock, headstock forward 45 degrees 2Phonetic fingering: one bow and one note, one tone and one string 3Pitch Bow Bow chords cross 90 degrees in a straight line Legato Bow can not stop, prolong the single tone Do not touch the Xuan Pull the bow strength should be small, just use a little force on the Xuan Raise your arm and turn your wrist 4

Kneading Xuan aWrist rub Arm rub bLeft finger relaxed c

The main note of the left finger can not be moved, rub back and forth left and right, and the timing of kneading is self-determined.

On the strings of the violin, the rules for the eight keys from C to B are determined.

Hello dear: What you asked The rules for determining the height of the eight keys from C to B on the strings of the violin Provide you with the following answers: Learn violin fingering + essentials in 3 minutes!

1.Hold the piano, clavicle, left gill, thumb one and two joints connected and index finger base 3 points support, tiger mouth hollow up to lift the headstock, headstock forward 45 degrees 2Phonetic fingering: one bow and one note, one tone and one string 3

Pitch Bow Bow chords into a cross 90 degrees in a straight line Legato Bow can not be stopped, prolong the single tone Do not touch the Xuan Pull the bow strength should be small, put it on the Xuan and use a little bit of silver to raise the arm and turn the wrist 4Kneading Xuan aWrist rub Arm rub b

Left finger relaxed cThe main note of the left finger can not be moved, rubbing back and forth left and right, kneading the Xuan, the time is self-determined, and the state is sleepy.

How does the band play the interval of the key of the song up or down, and the violin also plays the interval of the key of the song up or down?

Hello dear: The question you asked before the orange 1, the original major seventh, the root tone changed to a reduction sign, into a minor seventh. 2. The original is reduced by three degrees, and the root tone is changed to a reduction number, which becomes a minor third.

3. The original major second, the root sound plus the rising sign, into a minor second. 4. The round slag is clear of the original major six degrees, and the root sound is added to the rising sign, and it becomes a minor sixth degree. 5. The original major third, the root sound beam hole was changed to a reduction number, and it became a small third.

6. The original is reduced by three degrees, and the root tone is changed to a reduction number, which becomes a minor third. 7. The original subtracts seven degrees, and the root sound adds a flat sign to become a minor seventh. 8. The original major third, the root tone was changed to a reduction number, and it became a minor third.

Stringed instruments like this are generally not transposed instruments, such as violins, violas, cellos, guitars, pianos, are not transposed instruments. Among the transposition instruments, wind instruments are the majority.

The key of the violin is C, and the key of the cello and viola is the key.

Your friends and friends, after our inquiry and research, we have compiled the following for you: it is originally in the key of C, not a transposition instrument. Stringed instruments like this are generally not transposed instruments, such as violins, violas, cellos, guitars, and silver pianos.

Among the transposition instruments, wind instruments are mostly bad.

Your friends and friends, after our inquiry and research, we have compiled the following for you: The violin is an irregular instrument, and any major and minor key can be played. The four strings of the violin are all fixed fifths between them, which means that the interval between each two strings is pure fifth.

However, when the violin sings the score, we generally do not use the first key solfège method, but use the fixed solfège method, which means that no matter what key is played, the roll call of all notes is still in C major.