Is it difficult to notate notation in simplified notation, and how to notate it in simplified notati

Questions about the literacy of notation:

Notation is a type of notation. Because it is simple, clear and easy to understand, it is very convenient to write and read music.

Notation is a notation that uses Arabic numerals to record pitch.

Mark: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 i

Singing: do ri mi fa sol la si do

Add a small dot on top of the note to indicate a higher octave singing, and add two dots to indicate two octaves higher; Conversely, add a dot below to indicate a lower octave to sing, and two dots to indicate two octaves lower.

To accurately represent the absolute height of a note, a key signature mark should also be applied. The key signature is marked with 1=f, 1=g......etc.

The length of a note is indicated by a short dash after or below the note.

Whole note 5 — Sing in four beats.

Half note 5 — Sing two beats.

Quarter note 5 sings a beat.

Eighth note 5 (add a short horizontal line under the note) Sing half a beat.

Sixteenth note 5 (add two short horizontal lines under the note) to sing in quarter time.

Thirty-second notes (three short horizontal lines under the notes) are sung in eighth beats.

The basic symbol for the rest of a tone is 0. To represent rests of different lengths, you can use the number of 0 increments. The rests that are commonly used are as follows:

Full rest: 0 0 0 0

Quarter rest: 0 0

Quarter rest: 0

Eighth rest: 0 (plus a dash below).

Sixteenth rest: 0 (plus two horizontal lines below).

Thirty-two rests: 0 (plus three horizontal lines below).

There is no clef problem in the simplified notation system. Its pitch is indicated by notes and key signatures.

The time signature in the sheet music, like the staff, is marked with a fraction, and it is written along with the key signature at the bottom left of the piece's name, with the key signature followed by the time signature. At the bottom right of the song title is the name of the songwriter.

The above introduction is only the most general knowledge in the simple spectrum, which is very incomplete. If you want to study in depth, I recommend a book "Learning Brief Notation from Scratch" by Shanghai ** College Press, which should be available in bookstores. or "New Concept Music Theory Course - Staves, Brief Notation - Learning" edited by Ren Damin, People's ** Publishing House.

It's not difficult, it's easier to sing songs and memorize them.

This is only in China, foreign use of staves, it can be said that the notation is a Chinese characteristic, although the notation was invented in Germany, improved in Japan, but now they don't use it at all, the only advantage of the notation is that it is easy to popularize (just like the simplified Chinese characters), China's ** education is very backward, to let students spend time learning the stave is not as good as cutting out the time to make up for cultural lessons, those "education ministers" think so.

Generally speaking, it is mainly more convenient and simple to use simple notation, and you can solve the problem with 7 numbers, without special stave paper, especially when transposing, as long as you write 1=c ( d e f g a b ), but you can only record relatively simple ** content, and complex content still needs to use staves.

Because the stave needs to use a special stave paper, you can write any simple notation.

1-7 means do-si, add a "dot" above the number to disturb and indicate that the note is one octave higher, add two "dots" to indicate two octaves higher, and so on, add a "dot" below the number to indicate a note one octave lower, add two "dots" to indicate two octaves lower, and so on, draw a small horizontal line below the note to indicate the value of the note when it is reduced by half, that is, the length of the sound played is the general length of the original note itself, and a small horizontal line is said to the right of the note, Indicates the time at which a note is doubled, i.e., the length of the sound being played is the normal length of the original note itself. At the beginning of writing the score, write the key sign and time signature in the upper left, and the key signature is 1 = (the key you want to write) Example: 1=c means that the score you write is in the key of C; The time signature is written in fractions, example 3 4 4 4 4 4 3 beats, which means that a quarter note is a beat, three beats per measure, and a quarter note is a note that does not add anything in the short notation (1-7 any one means a quarter note).

Three beats per measure, that is, in one measure, there are three notes that do not add anything in the spring and plum halls, for example: 1 2 3 | 3 4 5 ||With this little thing is enough for you to use, there is also a lot of content in the simple score, and it is these knowledge that are commonly used, and you can ask if you don't understand.

There's no trick to this.,[Rote memorization] can only be like this.。。 Sing more and keep repeating, and it will come naturally.

When learning songs or singing, try to use simple notation, and you won't forget to translate the lyrics into the score and sing it a few more times.

At that time, my teacher told me not to go home if I learned not to learn, so I learned stave and simple notation when I was a child.

You can try singing the score with a solfège instead of the original lyrics.

There must be a melody in the brain, in the heart, and in the mouth.

I remember what my teacher taught me when I was a child, and I still remember it

Actually, like you, first of all, you have to sing the notes from 1 to 7 accurately, and then you have to practice with an instrument, or you have a teacher, and the most important thing is to practice and watch more.

If you've studied music theory and solfeggio and have a good grasp of rhythm and intonation, it's easy to keep track of notation.

If you want to record a melody or a song in a short notation.

First of all, you have to understand the various time symbols and spellings, which are rhythms, such as half notes for how long a note is, quarter notes for how long a note is, and a sixteenth note. And then like the concept of bars, what is 44 and what is 43.

And then there's the melody, which I don't need to say, if you have an instrument with you, that's the most convenient, you can just find the notes in a melody.

And then there are some writing rules, there are no rules, there is no square circle (can't be scribbled) and finally it is: rhythm + melody + standardized notation = write it on paper and become a real simple notation, it's OK, remember! **It's the art of time, so the rhythm must be passed!

First of all.. C flat three semitones is A. Secondly, the simple score uses the first key solfège method, and you can just change it in the key signature, and the score does not need to be changed.

The landlord is good, the sound can't remember is your ear training is not good, every day it's okay to sing 10 in the morning.

Sing 10 diacritics at night, with 6 as the standard tone, so that you can find out the relationship between them, and you will also be given a standard tone of 6 during the ear training exam.

Audition words hint at yourself,Sing 6 accurately and then construct that tone,Take your time,Sight-singing ear training can't be done quickly, if you need ear training information, I can send it to you.,The landlord still doesn't know what you can ask me again,,

Remembering the sound of the general can not be urgent, to remember often, he is more difficult than English words to remember, less technical for novices, but if you remember the song, in the use of the sound of the general will be simple, but this is the method of skilled people, novices only have more effort, practice makes perfect, not in a hurry.

Find the original sound of the song and listen to it several times, and you will have an impression.

You can mark it with pinyin or the homonym of Chinese characters according to the sound of the notes, and you can get familiar with it slowly.

Memorize the basic sounds before incorporating them into the **.

It's not all C keys, but the simple notation is written in the first key solfège method, so it must be written in the upper left corner

If it's a little tune, it may not be noted, so it's free

Yes, the notation does not exist here.

Yes, but it depends on what instrument is played.