How to memorize piano notation and how to understand piano notation for beginners

Basically, I practice a few more times from beginning to end according to the score, and then I can play it off the score.

This is my personal opinion.

To be honest, in most cases, it is the fingers that have been practiced a lot and the fingers have a relatively deep muscle memory.

And then you yourself often listen to the music scores.

Just wrote it down.

It's the same as singing. It's like you can always easily think of "Little Apple, Jiangnan style, the man who sets the horse...

There is also the same kind of endorsement, which is that you really remember note by note.

It takes a long time.

The first method is the most common and also more important than the second.

Because the melody of playing the piano passes too quickly, it is impossible to keep up with the speed of the melody by completely memorizing it with reason.

The latter ensures that you really remember, so that you can pick up quickly in case of interruptions in the performance or muscle memory problems.

Both are needed.

Beginners can understand the piano sheet music as follows:

Beginners can read the piano score from bottom to top five lines, there are two kinds of treble clef and bass clef. A line is added below the treble clef, followed by do, re, mi, fa, so, la, si, do, and so on. The addition of one line to the bass clef is opposite to the addition of one line to the bottom of the treble clef, followed by do, si, la, so, fa, mi, re, do, and so on.

The piano score from bottom to top is the first line, the second line, the third line, the fourth line, the fifth line, between each two lines is the first, second, third, fourth, the treble score of the **c is located under the stave plus a line, and then up in turn to count up to re, mi, fa, so, la, xi, do, re, bass notation **c is located on the stave plus a line.

The piano is a keyboard instrument in Western classical **, and its full name should be pianoforte, which means weak and strong. It consists of 88 keys (52 white, 36 black) and a metal soundboard.

The piano has a range of sound from A2 ( to C5 (4186Hz), which encompasses almost all of the system, and is the instrument with the widest range except for the organ. The piano is commonly used for solo, ensemble, accompaniment, and other performances.

Know that it has eighty-eight keys (fifty-two white keys and thirty-six black keys), memorize every note, memorize the bass, middle, and treble registers, and also know how to read music (i.e., each note against every note on the piano).

1. Action inertia memory method.

This is the fundamental requirement of memorization, and it is a direct reflection of the player's proficiency in the work. When it comes to performance, even if you can write down the score silently, it does not mean that you can play accurately and smoothly on stage. Only through a lot of practice to form a continuous movement, even in an "absent-minded" state, can you play accurately and fluently can be considered to have met the basic requirements of the stage.

Slow passages are often overlooked due to their ease of technique, and lack of practice can lead to a lack of proficiency in the movements, which in turn leads to forgetting the score. Therefore, it is quite necessary to increase the practice time of slow passages or works.

2. Visual memory method of musical notation.

As the name suggests, a visual image is formed in the mind by repeatedly looking at the music, just like remembering a certain figure. In this way, when the player is playing by heart, the content of the score will appear in front of him, and the player will feel that he is still playing according to the score.

3. No piano and no spectrum memory method.

In the later stages of memorization, you can try to deepen your impression by "playing silently" completely in your head, and if you can clearly play each specific note in your imagination instead of a single stream, then the proficiency and reliability of the memorization score has reached the standard of being able to take the stage.

Memorize the music in your right hand. If you don't look at the score, you try to use your left hand, and you won't look at the score. Do it a few more times and memorize it. Only the melody is easy to memorize, and the accompaniment is not easy to memorize, mainly by feeling. Of course, sometimes it's the melody of the left hand, and the accompaniment of the right hand is going to be reversed.

Notation is not made by rote, and when you become proficient at a certain level, you will naturally be able to break away from the score.

You don't have to memorize it deliberately, just practice a lot and memorize it slowly when you are familiar with it, because you are already memorizing it as you practice.

I never memorize music by rote, I am familiar with the playing, and I will naturally memorize it,,, as long as I am proficient, it is not a problem.

Here's my method, I hope it can help you.

It's about skill.

I played and sang at the same time, and slowly memorized it.

1. Seeing so many complex tadpoles on the stave seems to make many people think that the stave is difficult, but in fact it is not. The method of memorizing staves is actually very simple, just remember a simple key, the most commonly used is C major, and so on, you can get all the notes.

2. For example, in C major, add a line down to bass 1 (do), and then push up one line at a time, then add one line down to be bass 2 (re), and then push up, that is, the first line (that is, the bottom line of the staff) is bass 3 (mi), and then the first line up is bass 4 (fa) ,...Until it is pushed to the third room of the staff, it is alto 1 (do).

So Hesen, just remember that bass 1 is a line under the burning oak, and the later ones will be 1234567 and so on.

3. If you encounter a piece that is not in C major, such as F major, then as long as you understand the relationship between C major and F major, it is easy to identify. First of all, the 1 (do) in F major is the 4 (fa) in C major, then first count up from the lower line of C major, and after counting to the position of 4 (fa), you will know that this is 1 (do) in F major, and then follow this method, and then count up or down in order to get the 1234567 of F major....Or 1765432....

4. In fact, this method of reading music is called the method of keeping the tune, that is, according to the key signature of the tune, it corresponds to its roll call on the staff; There is also a fixed key, the fixed key is usually in C major as the fixed key, no matter what key signature of the tune, according to the C major roll call to recognize, this has a biggest disadvantage is that it is easy to misidentify some notes in some keys with chromatic relationships, such as 7 in G major, black keys on the keyboard, the name is F sharp, is 4 (fa) in C major, if you read the music according to the fixed key, it is easy to recognize F next to the skin, it becomes 4 (fa) in C major, so it is easy to make mistakes, And if you encounter a key with a lot of black keys, such as E flat major, A major, etc., it is easier to make mistakes. Therefore, it is recommended to read music or follow the tune.

5. In short, as long as you master the method, it is not very difficult to learn the staves, and if you are familiar with C major at the beginning, nothing else is a problem, and the first note of C major is bass 1, and everything can be solved in the future.

1.G clef.

Add one line and you sing 1, add one and you sing 2, two, three, 3, 3, 5 7, four and five lines 2 4, one, two, three, 4 6 1, and when you get to four, please sing 3 plus one, two, three, 6 1 3, four and five lines sing 5 7, add 123 5 7 2, and sing 4 6 in four and five rooms.

2.Bass clef.

Sing 1 on the first line, 7 12 3 on the 1 plus 1, 5 7 2, 4 7 2 on the 4 5 line, 1 2 3, 6 1 3, 5 on the 4 line, 3 1 6 on the 1 2 3 on the 4 5 line, 4 2 7 on the 1 2 3 on the 1 2 3 on the 1 2 3 on the 1 2 3 on the 1 2 3 on the 1 2 3 on the 1 2 3 on the 1 2 3 on the 1 2 3 on the 1 2 3 on the 1 2 3 on the 1 2 3 on the 1 2 3 on the 1 2 3 on the 1 2 3 on the 1 2 3 on the 1 2 3 on the 1 2 3 on the 1 2 3 on the 1 2 3 on the 1 2 3 on the 1 2 3 on the 1 2 3 on the 1

1. Recognize stave and its formula: treble clef. Add a line to sing 1, add a room to sing 2123 lines, 4 lines and 5 lines, 123 rooms, to 4 rooms please sing 3 plus 123 lines, 4 lines and 5 lines to sing, plus 123 rooms, 4 rooms and 5 rooms; Bass clef.

Add one line and sing 1, add one to sing 7 12 3 lines, 4 lines and 5 lines, 12 3 rooms, 6, Wu pants, 4 rooms sing 5, add 12 3 lines, 4 lines and 5 lines, add 123 rooms, 4 rooms and five lines of singing.

2. Recognize musical notes. Generally speaking, a note is composed of three parts: the head, the stem, and the tail. The head can be hollow or solid, with a difference of half the number of beats; Except for whole notes, all other notes have stems, and the original value of increasing stems is also halved; Sing the corresponding note according to the line or between the note heads. A note note is a small dot marked to the right of the note head to increase the speed of the note.

If there is a dot on the right side of a note, it means that the beat value of the note will be increased by 1 2 beats on the original basis.

3. The steps for novices to learn piano: first understand the piano staff, and when playing the piano in the early stage, standardize the sitting posture, hand shape, and playing method to lay a good foundation. Study in a planned and purposeful manner, formulate a long-term learning goal and a short-term learning plan, and learn step by step.

Repeatedly practice the basic skills, Changchun asks professional teachers to teach, and when encountering emotional ups and downs, he should reduce pressure and regulate emotions.