In a hurry, how long does it take to learn piano to read music? 20

A day or even an hour is fine. Knowing the clef, knowing what the first line is, then knowing the concept of adding a line down, adding between the next line, and then knowing the method of sequential inference. On a treble clef, the first line is mi, then the first room is fa, and then the next room is 2.

On a bass clef, the top line is la, and the bottom line is 5. Okay, you can do that and so on, but it's up to you to react quickly.

Just learn the notation very quickly, first learn the simple notes, rhythm, phoneme, note time value, etc. for a month is enough, but just understand it is not enough, because the heart understands, it is not the same as mastery, the hand is not good or can not play, how to immediately react when encountered, what kind of sound is this? How to play? This is the crux of the matter, so it takes a while to master this knowledge until it is proficient, and this varies from person to person.

No matter what kind of music you want to play, knowledge of music theory is a must.

If you just know music, you don't need to learn piano, you can learn music theory. If you want to learn piano, you need to learn music theory. If you study music theory and read music, two weeks is enough. If you don't have enough time and energy, it depends on your personal situation.

Simple, as long as you remember the rules, you can read the music by yourself in ten minutes, and then there is a more difficult and proficient process.

The easiest way is to find a teacher who will give you an understanding in a day, and then just look at the music theory book.

It's a simple question. How long do you learn pinyin? I think it's pretty much the same.

That one depends on the person.

It doesn't matter how long it takes, you should find a ** teacher to teach you to learn music.

<>1.Read the music carefully

For beginners, the first thing to do is to read music correctly. The correct reading of the music is the prerequisite for the smooth practice and performance of the music. In the score, the composer marks every note, the time value of the rest, and every ** term contains a deep meaning, and the composer also strives to accurately convey ** information to the performer through notation.

For beginners, their cognitive ability is limited, which will inevitably lead to some omissions in reading notation, which requires the patient guidance of the piano teacher to let them understand the various marks on the shop: where the time value of the note is on the key; what fingering should be used to play; with what speed and dynamics; What are the facial expressions on the shop; where there is a rest, and how long to rest; What are the requirements in sound and syntax, etc. Only put the pavement provided.

Information such as clef, time signature, notes, rests, tempo marks, various emojis, and other illustrative symbols can be read correctly in order to enter into orderly in-depth analysis and actual sight-reading.

It can be said that for beginners who are just starting out, learning to read music is more important than learning to memorize music! Therefore, it is necessary to develop the habit of reading music strictly and accurately from the beginning.

2.Beatmap shape memory

Beatmap shape memory is the primary basis for using musical scores as memory. In the process of repeatedly reading and reading, you will subtly remember the distribution of each paragraph of the music, the order of printing and typesetting, the basic structure of the music, the mood in the paragraphs and even some ** details, which is the basic part of visual memory mentioned in this article. This kind of piano score that is memorized through repeated visual practice is a method of memorizing music by the brain directly reflecting the notes, which is a profound method of memorizing scores.

Many pianists can memorize everything recorded in the score, can "silently" write the score, and can "see" everything on the score during the performance. Therefore, we should strive to have a deep memory of the position of the notes and various ** marks in the score.

3.Inner visual memory

In the process of learning staves, the ups and downs of the stave are like a map, and the corresponding notes can be found on the keyboard, and then the corresponding feeling can be turned into an inner visual memory in the mind when you leave the piano. In the process of training, it is necessary to pay attention to breaking the orderly arrangement of the high and low staves, and to pay attention to the two-way corresponding memory, that is, for the stave, you can see the corresponding sound of the keyboard in your heart, and you can see the position of the corresponding tone on the stave for the sound on the keyboard, and this kind of learning and understanding of the stave is relatively solid.

<><1.Composition of the piano.

The piano consists of a total of 88 keys.

It contains 36 black keys and 52 white keys.

2.Musical notes. Half note in two beats.

Eighth note 1 2 beats.

Whole note 4 beats.

Quarter notes in one beat.

Sixteenth note 1 4 beats.

3.Stave.

It is composed of five parallel lines and clefs, and four intervals are formed between the five lines.

4.Recognize spectrum.

G clef. Bass clef.

5.** The seven tones in it.

Roll call: Do re mi fa sol la si Pronounced as CFF Gab

Brief score: 1234567

6.Time value. Concept: The length of time for a note or rest.

The relationship between time and value.

Calculation of the value of the hour.

1 quarter note = 2 eighth notes 4 sixteenth notes.

7.Grouping in the piano keyboard.

The piano keys are divided into 9 tones.

Large character group: cdefgab with a capital letter without a number

Small Letters: Lowercase letters without numbers cdefgab

The rule of the lower corner mark: what is the Chinese is with the corresponding teaching word (eg: one group of standard 1, two groups of standard 2......)

To learn piano, you must learn to recognize the staves, compared with the simple notation, the advantage of the stave is that the pitch of the note is clearly displayed visually. For example, those complex harmonies (several notes in one position at the same time) are easy to identify and very clear visually; In terms of the melody of the socks town, especially the form of the many notes of high and low, it is clear at a glance, so it is basically a stave that is widely used in the world.

It can be said that the stave is the "Esperanto" in **. However, in addition to the five lines of the basic staff, there are often complicated temporary lines at the top and bottom, behind the clef and in the score, there are dense key signatures or temporary ascending marks, and the same tone of different groups is in different positions, lacking regularity, and it is very difficult for beginners to use, and it takes a long time to repeat the practice between the limbs.

How long does it take to learn piano to read and play.

This should be viewed in two ways.

One is that you can look at the notes on it, but you look at it very slowly, and you need to find them one by one slowly, and finally you can play the music down when you are proficient.

The second is that if you look directly at the score, you will be able to play the song more smoothly. This requires a certain level.

The more difficult the piece, the more demanding this aspect is. Students who are not very good in piano can't do it... However, it depends on the difficulty of the track you play.

I think you should be the first to say. In fact, it is not difficult to read the score, as long as you understand the rules of distinguishing tones inside. At first, you still have to count a line, but slowly become proficient, you will know what the sound is at a glance, this is a long-term practice process, it is easy to learn to recognize notes, I have a three-year-old child and an old man in his 60s who can't read and write, will read the score,,, you are a 17-year-old young man, it is absolutely easy, it is easy to learn to play the piano, but what kind of degree you are talking about this I don't know, I can play a little song, and I will play a large repertoire. As long as you practice and study hard, the higher I will be and the better I will be able to play.

Learning the piano is not necessarily, it depends on what region you are in and your consumption level there to decide, and your local teacher fees are not the same, the older the qualification and level, the more expensive the teacher's fee, but it does not mean that the low fee must be poor, some young teachers teach very well, very creative. According to your situation, I suggest that you find someone who is not particularly different in age from you, a person in his 20s, or find a college student who is in school to teach you.

You can learn to play and sing in 3 hours.

A staff is a staff of five parallel lines that are used to record musical notes, called a staff. The five lines of the staff and the five lines formed by the five lines are calculated from the bottom up.

If the ** work is written on several lines of staves, then these lines of staves must be connected by cleves.

Clef: It consists of two components: the starting line (the vertical line that connects several lines of staff) and the parenthetical line (the bracket that connects several lines of staff).

There are two types of brackets: floral and straight.

2. Introduction to piano staff--- notes and rests.

The symbols used to record the progressions of different lengths are called notes.

The symbol used to record the discontinuities of different lengths of sound is called rest.

The basic correlation between the values is that the ratio of each larger value to its nearest smaller value is a ratio of 2 to 1. For example:

A whole note is equal to two quarter notes, and one half note is equal to two quarter notes; A full rest is equal to two half rests, etc. Clef: It consists of two components: the starting line (the vertical line that connects several lines of staff) and the parenthetical line (the bracket that connects several lines of staff).

Start by choosing a song that you are very familiar with (not an etude that you are completely unfamiliar with). Looking at the score, what to sing? It's not lyrics, it's singing 1, 2, 3 ......7。What to play? Piano (or other keyboard instruments), of course.

You will first look at the basic information of the score, that is, the title of the piece, who the author is, and also grasp the mood of each different piece, as well as the tempo terminology and metronome markers. The reason why you have to look at the title and the author first is because through this information, you can grasp the characteristics of each author, grasp the emotion, and get closer to the author's emotions when composing music. Only by grasping the emotional main line of ** and bursting out of similar emotions can ** be full of vitality.

Look at the rhythm combination, on the basis of the previous one, according to the beat marks, go to the complexity and simplify, and specialize in practicing the rhythm combination. You can temporarily ignore the pitch, fingering, only look at the rhythm combination, you can also temporarily ignore all kinds of ornamentation, cadenza patterns, hierarchical arrangements, etc., only look at the frame structure, everything is from simple to complex, only first familiar with the simple, lay a good foundation, in order to step by step.

1. Treble clef:

Add one line and you sing 1 (do), and add one and you sing 2 (re).

One, two, three, 3, 5, 7, four, five, 2, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 3, 4, 4, 3, 3, 4, 3, 3, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3, 4, 3, 4, 3, 4, 3, 4,

Add 123 6 1 3, 4 5 5 7, add 123 5 7 2, 4 5 5 6

2. Bass clef:

Sing 1 on the top line, and 7 on the top one

One, two, three, 5 7 2, four and five lines sing 4 6, one, two, three, 6 1 3, four sing 5, add one, two, three 3 1 6, four and five lines sing 4 2, add 123 4 2 7, four and five sing 5 3

1. Treble clef: 1 line MI 2 line SOL 3 line SI 4 line RE 5 line FA, bass clef: 1 line la 2 line FA 3 line RE 4 line si 5 line SOL (the lines of the bass clef are counted from top to bottom, down plus one line, down plus two lines, down plus three lines, down plus four lines, down plus five).

2. Treble: count from bottom to top, add a line below to do (c1), the third room is do (c2, bass: count from top to bottom, the third room is do (c).

It's a sharp, semitone, and a key next to the semitone, for example, duo is the black key to the right of duo, if it's 3, it goes up to 4, and 7 goes up to 1, and it's a key next door anyway.

3. If there is no black key, it will be upgraded to the white key. b is a flat sign, which is also a semitone, and a flat is to the left. Also the key next door.

bb is a heavy drop, drop a whole tone, drop to the left, such as duo, after bb1 is the black key to the left of 7. x is a heavy rise, a whole tone up, a rise is to the right, and a fall is to the left. For example:

x1, which is 2 after a whole tone.

4. There is also a rest, and the rest represents emptiness. Empty is not played. Rests are scored, 2 minutes are rested, 4 minutes are rested, 8 minutes are rested, and 16 minutes are rested. There is also a legato line, which is played together with two identical notes, and if it is two and a half beats, it is played into one beat.

First of all, regardless of the treble clef or the bass clef, from the bottom to the top are the first line, the second line, the third line, the fourth line, the fifth line, the vacant place, from the bottom to the top is the first, second, third, fourth, and then we look at the notes, add a line under the treble clef for do, and then count up to re, mi, fa, so, la, xi, do, re.

The introductory stage of piano staff requires the ability to quickly identify the note name or solfège and its position with the keyboard. Here it is recommended to directly memorize by rote, and it can be done in a few days. After memorizing, you will find that when sight-reading, it will be easy to play the music at first.

Be able to sing the 4th and 8th note rhythms in 2, 3, and 4 beats.

It is necessary to understand the basic knowledge of music theory such as intervals, chords, and note values. Practice more by yourself, in fact, you don't have to worry about practicing, you will become familiar with it when you play more.

If you must practice, go to the Internet and find a few simple scores to sigh reading, and practice more. In fact, now when you play it yourself, you have to find a particularly high pitch or a particularly low pitch, and every time you encounter a bunch of bass and melody, it's very annoying, but the middle three pitches are still as familiar as possible.