I want to learn something about scales

Natural major: c d e f g a b

Harmony Major: C d e f g ba b (B6) Melody Talking Major: c d e f g ba bb (B67) Natural minor: a b c d e f g

Harmony Banquet Tune: a b c d e f g ( Melodic minor key slow boy: a b c d e f g (

A scale is a string of buried early tones arranged in a sequential order of whole tones, semitones, and other intervals. The basic scale is a C major scale, and it is played on the piano with white keys. The scale is divided into "major scale" and "minor scale", i.e., "major" and "minor".

The major scale consists of 7 tones, where between the first notes and between the first tones are chromatic intervals, and between the other tones are full intervals. The interstitial and inter-notes of the minor scale are the bent chromatic intervals.

F major: that is, F is FA as DO, and the composition is: F, G, A, B, C, D, EC, D, E, F, G, A, B and several major tunes on the staff The pitch leakage plexus is unchanged, that is, the tone in C major plus the first line and the lower line in D major are the same, but for D major, that note is not DO.

C major is C, D, E, F, G, A, B

D major is composed of g as do: d, e, f, g, a, b, ce major is composed of e as do: e, f, g, a, b, c, d g major: g a b c d e f

A major: A, B, C, D, E, F, G

B major: b, c, d, e, f, g, a

G key: A key composed of seven basic scales, with the dominant note being G, called G key.

G major: (5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5) g a b c d e f g

g minor: (5 6 b7 1 2 b3 4 5) g a bb c d be f g

Take the C major scale as an example:

C major refers to the playing of a complete "do re mi fa sol la si do", one back and forth from ascending to descending. C major specific fingering:

When playing in eight dimensions with one hand, place your thumb on the scale of "do", follow the order of index finger "re" and middle finger "mi", and press your thumb through your index finger and middle finger to "fa" when you reach "fa", and use your fingers up in order to "sol", "la", "si", and "do".

The downward movement starts with the last note "do" of the ascending line, and then turns to the middle finger and presses "mi" after using the corresponding scale of the finger in turn, and then the index finger "re" and the thumb "do", and the whole is completed. (The technique of the left and right hands is the same when playing C major with one hand).

First of all 1234567 letters are CFFGAB, e.g. 6-6 in A majorThe minor key is generally three degrees lower than the major key, such as A major is F minor 4-4The fingering of the scale is usually fixed when the three and four fingers turn the fingers, so that you don't get wrong.

Generally speaking, the major key is 4 1 5 2 6 3 7, such as D 2-2, the sharp sign is [2 to the previous note, that is, 1, refer to the ascending order table is the sharp 4 and 1] The flat order is 7 362514, such as a flat major, the flat sign is [6 refer to the flat order to count one later, that is, 736 flat 2] first practice slowly play one by one to the end Four tones in a group, and then accelerate after practice, requiring average and standing.

By phonetic copying.

The high and low tones distinguish do, re, mi, fa, so, la, si, 1, and do tones, which are the lowest notes in the vocal range and have a lower tone;

2. The re-note is the second lower note, which is higher than the do note;

3. MI sound, low is also low to **, and it has begun to rise;

4. Fa sound, neither low nor high, belongs to the middle range;

5. SO sound belongs to the high register;

6. And so on, the back tone is higher than the front tone, and the do sound is the highest.

I can only practice more and sing to myself while playing, and try to sing from do to re, and then play the re, listen to whether you sing high or low, if you can't hear it, then use the la sound to imitate the pitch of the piano, when you feel that you and the piano sound is exactly the same, and then change to the roll call of do re mi, and so on, I train my students like this I still need to practice every day for a period of time will definitely have an effect.

It's better to buy a piano and practice at home, sing whatever is on the piano and force yourself to accept the fixed pitch of do, re, mi, fa, so, la si.

Distinguish do, re, mi, fa, so, la, si, 1, and do by the pitch, which is the lowest note in the vocal range and has a lower tone;

2. The re-note is the second lower note, which is higher than the do note;

3. MI sound, low is also low to **, and it has begun to rise;

4. Fa sound, neither low nor high, belongs to the middle range;

5. SO sound belongs to the high register;

6. And so on, the back tone is higher than the front tone, and the do sound is the highest.