Tell him the piano staff, please

1. The score of piano music generally adopts a large staff table. staves, the large clef consists of a treble clef and a bass clef;

2. The lower line of the treble clef (or the upper line of the bass clef) is **c (the do of C major);

In the piano keyboard, there are two black keys in the area, and the left white key is **c (do in the major key of C of the short score);

3. There are lines and intervals on the stave: the above do pushes up (inter-line-inter-line··· re、mi、fa、so、la、xi··· do push down (between-line-between-line··· xi、la、so、fa、mi、re···

On the piano keyboard, **c (do in C major), to the right, RE, MI, FA, SO, LA, XI··· To the left, xi, la, so, fa, mi, re··· Each key corresponds to the above stave line and between the lines;

4. Recognize the notes (including dots) and rests, and know the whole notes, half notes, quarter notes, etc. (for example, when the quarter notes are made in one beat, they sing 4 beats, 2 beats and 1 beat respectively);

5. Understand some common keys, such as: one sharp, G major, two sharps, D major, one flat, F major, two flats, B flat major. (e.g., G as do in G major, D as do in D major, and so on).

In this way, he (you) can basically read staves.

The first line at the bottom is 3 [mi], between the first and second lines is 4 [fa], and so on.

The first line at the bottom is 3, and between the first and second lines is 4, and so on.

Yes. These four notes should be pressed at the same time.

The sharp-sharping sign is only valid for a single note.

Here is an ascend 1 and a descending 7.

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Piano notation, in fact, is a stave, in general, the right hand plays the upper line of staff (usually the treble clef), and the left hand plays the lower line of staff (usually the bass clef). Learning stave is best combined with ear training to help develop intonation.

Start by remembering a few notes that can be used as identifiers (e.g. treble clef).

1. **c (small character 1 group): add one line below.

2. Small Character Group 2 C: The third room.

3. Small characters 3 groups C: add 2 lines on it.

If you remember the positions of these three notes, you can remember the positions of the other notes. Remember that adjacent lines are all 3 degrees of relationship between lines (or between) ) or ).

Take the bass clef, for example).

1. **c (small character 1 group): add a line.

2. Small character group C: the second room.

3. Large character group C: add 2 lines below.

If you remember the positions of these three notes, you can remember the positions of the other notes. As with the treble clef, adjacent lines are also 3rd degrees (or between) between lines or ).

Also, be sure to keep an eye on the clef (whether it's a treble clef or a bass clef), the time signature (2 4 or 3 4 beats), and the key signature (how many sharps?).A few flats) These have to be very careful. Although the staff of the lower row played by the left hand is usually a bass clef, it is sometimes common for the left hand to have a treble clef and a bass clef to appear on the right hand for the convenience of notation (to avoid too much line), so it is necessary to be very careful.

In addition, it is also necessary to pay attention to distinguish the time values of different notes, and when sight-singing, you should look at the clef (whether it is a treble clef or a bass clef), time signature (whether it is 2 4 beats or 3 4 beats), and key signature (how many sharp signs?).A few flats) These have to be very careful.

Five-line notation still needs to be practiced, practice makes perfect.

It is recommended that you buy these two books.

1. "Learning Brief Notation from Scratch".

2. "Learning Stave from Scratch".

Both of the above books are published by Shanghai ** College Press and are available in bookstores.

If you want to learn more about music theory, Li Chongguang's "** Theoretical Foundation" (People's ** Publishing House), this book is very good and is an authoritative work.

Simplified spectrum: 1=dao, 2=ruai, 3=mi, 4=fa, 5=suo, 6=la, 7=xi

Stave: the lower line is DAO, the lower line is RUAI, the lower line is MI, the lower line is FA, the second line is SUO, the second line is LA, and the third line is xi. (Note.)This is the treble clef, and above the third line is the loops of dao, ruai, mi, fa, suo, la, xi.

I forgot the bass clef, can only give you so much. ）