What is the difference between a piano and an electronic organ? Can anyone provide some sheet music?

There is a difference between left-handed complex and a left-handed simple.

Piano notation is no different from electronic piano notation.

Piano notation is usually recorded in staves, and generally has a two-line staff, that is, treble and bass cleves. Electronic keyboards also use staves, which are used to score high and low tones.

The staff is one of the most widely used musical notations by marking five parallel horizontal lines at equal distances with notes of different time values**. Stave is mainly used for keyboard instruments, and knowing the stave is the basis for a keyboardist to play well.

Piano tablature generally has two rows, consisting of a treble clef and a bass clef, because the piano does not have automatic chords like an electronic organ, all its notes have to be played manually, so the upper and lower lines of the piano tabf generally correspond to the right hand and the left hand, of course, sometimes some notes of the bass clef will also be moved to the treble clef.

Here's the piano score:

Electronic piano scores generally have only one line, because electronic pianos generally play the main melody with the right hand and automatic chords with the left hand, so you only need to write the chord mark above the score of each line to play.

Here's the electronic piano score:

Many electronic piano scores are specially composed for electronic organs, with automatic accompaniment chords, the piano can not be played, but as long as your electronic organ has enough range, all the piano can play your electronic organ can be played the same, but the timbre is different

There must be differences in their vocal range and the timbre they make.

There is a difference, but the names of the instruments are different.

The electronic organ staff and the piano staff are generally the same, with a slight difference in that the piano score is a two-line notation, and in general, the above line of treble staff is the main theme of the music, which is played by the right hand; The next line is the accompaniment part, played by the left hand. Some electronic keyboards are notated in two lines like piano notation, while others are notated in one line, memorizing only the melody of the piece (melodic notation) and marking the chords of the accompaniment part above the notes.

The basic principles of piano fingering and piano fingering design are the same, and the fingering of the same piece can basically be used on the piano or electronic organ (individual places can be slightly adjusted according to the characteristics of the instrument itself).

Examples of electronic piano notation (single line notation):

Example of an electronic piano sheet music (double line notation).

Piano notation examples:

The electric piano is actually a high-end electronic organ, and the difference from the piano is:

1.The feeling of touching the keys is very different, because the keys of the electric piano and the electronic organ are spring-like, so the strength is larger, the smaller is so loud, there is no contrast of strength, even if there is an electric piano or electronic organ with the strength key, there is no strength performance of the piano is rich, that is, the sound effect of the strong and weak is not obvious.

2.There is a difference in the vocal range. The piano has 88 keys to play piano tunes, and there is no limit to the vocal range.

If it is an electronic piano or an electric piano, there are 61-88 keys, if the vocal range required by the ** work is relatively wide, it is necessary to pay attention to whether the piano itself is enough for the vocal range.

3.Both the electric piano and the electronic organ need a power supply, if there is no electricity, you can't play, in fact, the electricity bill is also one of the costs of the piano. If you play the piano, you don't need a power supply, so you can play it anytime.

4.Electric pianos (portable) and electronic pianos are more convenient to carry, and there are fewer opportunities for the piano to move, because every time you move the piano, you have to tune it once.

5.The timbre and frequency of electric pianos and electronic pianos are fixed, and they do not need to be tuned after they are bought. The piano is mechanical, and the strings will fall back and need to be tuned (generally tuned once a year, if conditions permit, it can be tuned twice a year, or once a quarter).

The tuning of the tone is very important, if there is no accurate pitch, it is impossible to cultivate a good ** beauty.

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The electric piano keyboard has 88 buttons, and compared with the electronic keyboard, there will be three different types of pedals, which can play different roles in the process of playing.

There will be such a saying, the electric piano is an "upgraded version" of the electronic organ, and the timbre is relatively closer to the real piano.

The electronic piano and the electric piano are both electronic keyboard instruments, they come from the same source, but they have their own duties, I hope it can help you, I wish you a happy life! Welcome to consult again next time 4 more

1. The piano has a total of 88 keys, and the ordinary electronic organ has 61 keys; 2. When the piano is played, the strength will cause a certain difference in the sound, and the keys are harder than the electronic organ, and the electronic organ is divided into non-dynamic and dynamic, and the volume of non-dynamic is the same; 3. In terms of learning difficulty, the difficulty of the piano lies in the melody coordination of the left and right hands, and the electronic organ requires a faster rhythm.

What is the difference between an electronic organ and a piano.

1. The keys are different

Although the electronic organ and the piano are composed of black and white keys and the tone of the keys in the same position is the same, the piano has more keys than the electronic organ, the piano has a total of 88 keys, and the ordinary electronic organ has 61 keys.

2. The playing method is different

When playing the piano, there are often certain requirements for the dynamics, and the strength of the keys can be clearly felt from the sound of the piano, and if the two are compared, the piano keys will feel harder than the electronic organ, and the fingers should be more forceful when playing, and the strength of the fingers should be adjusted with the tune.

The keys of the electronic piano are better to press, and you can choose the dynamics and non-dynamics when playing, the dynamics are like the piano according to the strength of the keys to produce different sounds, and the non-dynamics are the same no matter what the dynamics are used.

3. The difficulty of learning is different

In terms of learning difficulty, both are similar, but the difficulty of the piano is mainly in the fact that the melody of the left and right hands is becoming more and more difficult to cooperate with the melody and the control of the strength and speed of the piece is more demanding, while the difficulty of the electric beat lead tanzi is mainly in the main chord agitation, the melody changes are becoming more and more complex, and the rhythm is required to be faster and the fingers are more flexible.

The piano score is similar to the electronic score, but not identical. This is because the vocal range of the piano reaches 88 keys, while the commonly used electronic organ only has 61 or 72 keys, so the score suitable for piano performance is often not played on the electronic organ.

Secondly, the piano keys have a dynamic response, and the piano has three pedals, which can control the length and volume of the sound, as well as the weak tone function, while the ordinary electronic organ does not have these or not all of these functions, so the score of the piano is also somewhat different from that of the electronic organ.

Thirdly, the automatic left-handed accompaniment can be achieved in a simple way on the electronic keyboard, and there are various timbre changes and automatic rhythm options, which are completely absent on the piano, so these marks will not appear on the piano sheet at all.