What is a stave written and what is a stave?

The five parallel lines used to record musical notes are called staffs. The five lines of the staff and the five lines formed by the five lines are calculated from the bottom up.

If the ** work is written on several lines of staves, then these lines of staves must be connected by cleves.

A clef consists of two components: a starting line (a vertical line that connects several lines of staff) and a parenthetical line (a parenthetical line that connects several lines of staff).

There are two types of brackets: floral and straight.

The curly braces are used for the notation of piano, organ, accordion, harp, dulcimer, pipa and other musical instruments.

The brackets are used for ensemble, chorus, and orchestra notation. In the score, parentheses are used to connect the same instruments, dividing them into complete or incomplete groups of instruments. Sometimes auxiliary brackets (flower or straight) are added to the straight brackets to connect the same instrument.

In the score, if the solo part of the solo part includes only one or two lines of staff, only one starting line is drawn on the left, without parentheses.

In order to mark the notes that are too high or too low, many ** are added above or below the staff, these ** are called plus lines, and those above the staff are called plus lines, and the lower ones are called down plus lines.

The room that is generated by the addition of lines is called the plus room, and the plus room above the stave is called the upper plus room, and the lower room is called the lower plus room.

The calculation method of adding line and adding space is: upper line and upper plus between, calculated from bottom to top, and bottom plus line and bottom plus between top and down.

Staff is a language that records **. Musical notation is currently the most commonly used notation in the world. It is a method of recording ** on 5 parallel horizontal lines at equal distances, marked with notes and other marks of different time values.

Notes of different time values indicate the length of the note, notes at different positions on the staff indicate the height of the note, and various marks, marks, terms indicate the speed, strength and weakness of the note and various expressions, etc., can be completely recorded on the staff.

Stave.

The blue sky, with a few thin lines connected between the electric poles, how like a stave, the stopped swallows have become musical notes, composing a hymn to spring that is waiting to be played.

Introduction to the understanding of staves.

The stave is the basis of learning, in fact, it is also the knowledge that must be learned, the stave is composed of horizontal lines, and the symbols we use and the activities we engage in are all established on the basis of it.

The staff consists of five parallel "horizontal lines" and four parallel "between", and we number the "lines" and "between" respectively from bottom to top, from small to large, and we first learn the treble clef. The clef is located at the beginning of the staff and indicates an approximate range of pitches played. The stave for treble vocals and soprano ** both begin with a treble clef.

Later we will mainly use the treble clef as an example.

The treble clef, also known as the G clef, comes from the Latin letter G in the flower body, as long as you remember that there is a spiral line in the middle of the clef, it is the treble clef. Each line and interval of the treble clef has a different meaning.

The five horizontal lines represent the five tones from bottom to top: e g b d f, and the four lines (the space between the lines) represent the four tones from bottom to top: f, a, c e.

It may seem difficult to memorize all the notes, but there are a few mantras we can use. For example, use "children's rhymes keep playing" to memorize the notes on the line (e g b d f). Use the English word "face" to memorize the sound between them.

Musicalnotation is one of the most widely used notations in the world, which is one of the most widely used musical notations by marking notes and other marks of different time values on five parallel horizontal lines at equal distances.

The earliest place of origin is Greece, which has a much earlier history than the simple notation of the digital form. In ancient Greece, the main form of expression was vocal music. In Roman times, another notation was used to indicate the pitch of a sound, a notation called "Neum notation".

Stave is mainly used for keyboard instruments, and knowing the stave is the basis for a keyboardist to play well.

A staff is a notation method in which the score is marked on five parallel lines.

Sheet music: A sheet music that uses Arabic numerals for musical notes. Notation refers to a simple notation.

Staff: It is a common notation in the world, by marking five parallel horizontal lines at equal distances with different time values.

Guqin notation: Guqin notation was first recorded in words, which is a written notation. Text notation is to use words to describe the fingering, chord sequence and harmony of the guqin playing.

Phonemic Staff: Recording the height of phonemes in different positions according to fixed lines, which was first seen in ancient Greece. I use it above the lyrics at that time.

Score: Text.