How to memorize the sheet music and how to recognize the keys?

First of all, you can use the "Key and Staff Comparison Chart" delivered by the piano sparring pen to recognize individual notes. On this card, the notes on the stave and the keys can be matched one-to-one, and when you tap with a pen, there will be a vocal sheet and piano playing with the same pitch as the piano. Parents can tap any random note to let the child say and sing it when learning with the child.

Repeat many times. If you practice this for 3-5 minutes a day, your child will be able to master it in a week. Then learn up and down 8 degrees.

Secondly, combined with the training of music recognition in the practice repertoire. "Thompson Simple Piano Tutorial" is a textbook for piano introduction, children can memorize a piece they have learned from beginning to end, but when pointing out a certain note alone, the child cannot say it. How to solve this problem, the following is combined with "The Old Man Picking Cotton" in Xiaotang to tell about the use and skills.

The finger pointing to the staff on the beatmap divides the piece into four phrases. Click on any position of each phrase to see the vocal sheet and piano playing for that phrase. Parents can take out any of the musical phrases and block the other parts of the repertoire when learning with their children, such as the third musical phrase, so that the children can read and sing the music first.

Then tap with the pen to compare and learn. The same can then be done to learn other phrases. Once you have a sparring pen, you can let your child try out tracks that haven't been played yet, and with the methods above, the results will be amazing!

We don't have a helper for traditional teaching and tutoring children, and after having a sparring pen, it is equivalent to hiring a round-the-clock teacher. Thirdly, the joyful practice through the keys and cleves. Children who are new to the piano are relatively young, and it is good to concentrate on the piano bench for 20 minutes.

In order to improve the efficiency of children's piano practice and stimulate children's interest in learning the piano. You can do this with exercises at this stage. Find some children's songs that your child likes, such as "Little Bunny", "Looking for Friends", "Two Tigers", etc.

Let the child use the pen to play on the "Key and Staff Comparison Table". It is also easy to learn without the piano. Secondly, you can also let your child click on it to find his favorite melody, and you can use a staff book to help him record it.

This is the child's original creation! This will not only improve the child's interest in learning, but also enhance the parent-child relationship. Kill more than one stone.

After the above three stages of fun training, I believe that your child will not only have a breakthrough in reading music, but also greatly improve the pitch of singing.

The comparison table of the piano key Hui Bu Pan Xiangbi socks is as follows

The reasons for memorizing the number of songs to play the piano are as follows:

1. By memorizing the score, you can firmly remember the various details of the song and the composition of the song, so that it can truly become your own thing.

2. Once you memorize a certain sakura staring tune, it is generally difficult to forget, and you can easily play it later.

3. After memorizing the score, it is easier to immerse yourself in the song when playing, so you can improve your performance level and master the performance skills faster.

4. Memorization can divert attention from the reading of the eyes and "liberate" and focus on the ears to listen, so that the body's movements are more relaxed and free. It's also easier to play.

Memorization tips:

1. First of all, you must have the confidence to remember and the determination to remember no matter what.

2. Read the score before playing, that is, "read without playing", understand the structure of the piece, and mark the complex and difficult places such as transposition.

3. When playing, don't play the piece from beginning to end, but start with small parts, practice them repeatedly, and move forward slowly. It is recommended to use the eight bars as a unit of practice, repeat the practice constantly, and strengthen the memory over and over again, so that you can memorize the music more firmly.

4. Slow down the playing speed, memorize while playing, so that the score is engraved in the brain, and the memory is stored in the hand.

5. Pick out a certain part from the middle of the whole piece and practice it, so that you can understand the connection between the parts of a piece and eliminate the anxiety when playing the whole piece.

6. The practice of playing without reading the score after memorizing should be carried out frequently and without interruption. Memorization itself is a kind of exercise, and if you exercise regularly, you will experience the fun and mystery of it, and the memorization method will get better and better.

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.