Who invented the notation? Talk about the great place where the inventor of the notation is great

The so-called simple notation refers to a simple notation. There are two types of alphabetical notation and numeric notation. Generally speaking, the so-called family spectrum refers to the numerical spectrum.

The numeric notation is based on the movable solfège method, which represents the 7 basic scales in the scale, and is pronounced do, re, mi, fa, sol, la, si, and the rest is represented by o. The time value of each number is equivalent to a quarter note of a staff. The first form of the digital notation was first seen in Europe in the 16th century.

In the 17th century, the French Franciscan priest J.J. Suetti improved it and used it to teach the singing of tutor songs. In the middle of the 18th century, the famous French thinker J.J. Loulen made further improvements, vigorously advocated it, and compiled it into his "** Dictionary". In the 19th century, it was widely used among the masses after the continuous improvement and popularization of P. Garland, A. Paris and E. J. M. Shevey.

Therefore, this kind of notation is known in the West as the "Ga-Pa-Hsieh notation". At the end of the 19th century, it was introduced to Japan and then to China. In 1904, Shen Xingong compiled and published the "School Singing Collection", which was the earliest self-compiled song collection in China. After that, it gradually spread to schools everywhere, and in the 30s, with the development of the salvation singing movement, the simple music was widely circulated among the masses.

As for the alphabet notation, it is mainly used by the United States and Britain and other countries. Among them, such as Glover's first creation, JCowan completes the movable roll-call.

It uses the 7 letters d, r, m, f, s, l, t as the basic notes, of which except for the 7th note is pronounced as ti, the rest of the sounds are the same as the pronunciation of the numeric notation. Notation of semitones: E when rising, A when decreasing, 1 in the upper right corner and 1 in the lower right corner of the lower octave.

The time value and tempo are represented by a vertical line to indicate a downbeat, and a double dot to represent a downbeat; The horizontal line indicates the extension, and the single dot indicates that the number of tones is connected into a beat. Because the notation of the simplified notation is quite close to that of the Chinese Gongzhi notation (a kind of writing notation popular in Chinese folklore), the Chinese notation has been unprecedentedly developed, and in the world, China is the country that has absorbed the simplified notation best and carried forward the most. The stave, through the education system, the West-centered education, has been basically popular in various countries, and it is also one of the compulsory projects in colleges and universities, which provides the foundation for the world's unification in one spectrum.

In China, the inventor of the simplified notation is Li Shutong.

The inventor of the J Sheet was a missionary named Sueti in Paris, France. As he taught his followers to sing, he found that as the difficulty of the song increased, it became more difficult to identify the staff. So in 1665 he wrote a book introducing a new method of learning, creating a numerical notation that replaced the seven notes in the scale with Arabic numerals.

Thus was born.

Stupid ** invented! Because they were too stupid to understand staves, they had to invent simple notation.

Cambodian Pu (Jianpu) Zhai people invented.

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Talking about the place where the inventor of the notation of the simplified notation touched the big one, in fact, there are many notation rules in the notation, which are borrowed from the notation of the staves. For example, various ornamental notes, bar lines, accent marks, etc., are all directly from the notation system of the staff. There are historical reasons for this – first, as a well-established notation, the stave predates the notation of numbers far earlier.

The main purpose of the creation of digital notation is to find a simple way to write notation quickly. So this is a simple notation, which can also be understood as "non-formal" notation. So the original intention was to simplify, not to create a completely independent notation.

Moreover, both then and now, the stave notation has become a very mature and widely popularized universal notation. The notation borrows some of its symbols, which helps people to grasp it quickly. That's all.

In China, the popularity of simple notation is mainly due to habitual problems. Because of the traditional Chinese pitch notation method of Liang Slag - Gongzhi notation, there are many similarities with the simple notation. However, in the world, the degree of universal source key of the simple spectrum is far less than that of the staves.