Keyboard piano skills, how to memorize piano keyboards

The internal structure of the piano is that the keyboard drives the hammer in front of it, and the hammer strikes the strings, and the damper attached to the strings leaves when the strings are struck, and the damper goes back when the hammer leaves. So as long as you keep holding down the keys, the strings will keep vibrating, but they will naturally stop vibrating over time.

There are pedals underneath the piano, the rightmost pedal is the sustain pedal, and all the damper on the strings turns on it, and this pedal is used to extend the sound when the hand has to leave the keyboard.

No one can control the natural disappearance of the tone. A good pianist uses breath and vocalization to make the piano sound more connected and longer.

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 read music (i.e., every note against every note on the piano).

1. The keyboard of the piano is composed of a total of 88 keys of black keys and white keys (a few pianos only have 85 keys). Among them, there are 36 black keys and 52 white bonds. If you look closely at the black and white keys, it is easy to see the regularity of their distribution and arrangement.

i.e.: the black keys are in groups of two and three in groups.

2. The whole keyboard is basically composed of the seven Arabic numeral sounds of "1234567" located above the white key of "**1 (c)". These seven Arabic numerals are also called musical notes.

3. Pay attention to two points when memorizing:

1) **"1" is located near the keyhole on the cover of the piano keyboard;The black key on the left side of the black key in a group of two is this **"1". In any case, this **"1" must be kept in mind. The other six notes are arranged in order to the right.

2) There is no black key between the white key and 1, 3 and 4, and the remaining 1 and 2;2 and 3;4 and 5;5 and 6;There are black keys between 6 and 7.

The fingering of these notes you circled is like this: 5 4 31 4 If you feel that you have to practice hard, I suggest that you buy a copy of Hanon finger practice playing, it is not very difficult, but regular practice can strengthen the span and strength of the fingers.

In piano playing, staff are divided into bass clef and treble clef. The position of the two is different, so it is important to recognize the clef of the staff before reading the music.

It is best not to study on your own in the initial learning stage, but to find a teacher to take you to the beginning, because the hand posture is very important at the beginning, if the hand shape is not correct, it will affect the progress of piano practice in the future. In piano playing, the practice of scales, tempo, and rhythm is also very important, and beginners can use the metronome to assist.

Meaning. The strings of an upright piano are vertical, so the way the strings are struck is perpendicular. On the pedal device, the left pedal is called the muted pedal, which is to help the player play a weaker note or change the softness of the sound; When the left pedal is pressed, the hammer moves closer to the strings, reducing the volume by shortening the distance of the enemy hit.

The pedal in the middle is called the silencer pedal, which is designed to not affect the rest of others, and its principle is that the upright piano is equipped with a felt with a wooden strip inside, and when the virtual locust steps on the pedal, the felt blocks the strings, so that the hammer cannot be directly hit on the piano to weaken the sound; The right pedal is also known as the sustain pedal.

Piano skills: 1. Bend your fingers and touch the keys with your fingertips.

When touching the key, the small joints at the tip of each finger should stand upright, forming an arc shape that supports outward. When playing the piano, the fingers must have a certain hardness, and the sound will be strong and powerful. If it collapses, it will not be able to play a full sound.

When playing the piano, the shorter the fingertip touches the key, the longer the overtone vibration of the piano sound lingers.

2. Finger elevation.

Raise each finger before and after each note, and raise the finger that does not play for a while. Keep your fingers bent when lifting. When playing the piano, the fingers can be raised so that the fingers can be at a certain distance from the keys, so as to generate enough inertia force to play a strong and powerful sound, so that the sound has enough overtone vibration to linger.

3. Take the metacarpal joint of the hand as the force point.

The metacarpal joint at the intersection of the fingers and the palm of the hand should be used as the main force point for playing. For the metacarpal joint to exert sufficient force, it must be done:

Agile movements; The range of motion should be as large as possible; Move hard.