How can children who are beginners in piano be familiar with staves?

The landlord is good, if the child has a teacher to learn the piano, the teacher will teach him.

As long as the piano teacher is in charge, the child will be involved in music theory.

Music theory accompanies students throughout their lives, as long as they learn, they must learn music theory knowledge by the way.

It is not difficult to know the stave, if the child is still young, let the teacher teach him.

If your child is already in high school now, you can take a look at Mr. Li Chongguang's "Basic Music Theory".

You can understand and feel by yourself, self-study is definitely a bit difficult, and it is best to let the teacher teach it.

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Remember the position of the alto dou first, and push the other photos up and down, and then remember it after a few more pushes. That's how I taught myself how to staff.

You still have to practice diligently, and it's not bad to watch the stave of dao rai mi while watching the voice of **, and it's easy to remember.

Find more tunes you've listened to, and translate 5-line notation into simple notation.

It can be made into a card and read to children every day, practice makes perfect.

Rote memorization, no shortcuts, diligent practice, diligent memorization.

Practice makes perfect, just practice more.

The piano staff view is as follows:

Beginners can read the piano score from bottom to top five lines, there are two kinds of treble notation letter stockings missing number and bass clef. A line is added below the treble clef, followed by do, re, mi, fa, so, la, si, do, and so on. The addition of one line to the bass clef is opposite to the addition of one line to the bottom of the treble clef, followed by do, si, la, so, fa, mi, re, do, and so on.

Regardless of whether the treble clef is still slippery, the bass clef is counted from the bottom to the top, which are the first line, the second line, the third line, the fourth line, the fifth line, and the vacant places, from the bottom to the top, the first, the second, the third, the fourth, and then we look at the notes, and the treble clef adds a line to do, and then counts up in turn as re mi fa, so la xi, do re, and so on, and so on.

Recognize staves and their formulas:

Treble clef: add one line and you sing 1, add one and you sing 2, one, two, three, 3 5 7, four and five lines sing 2 4, one, two, three, 4 6 1, and sing 3 in four rooms, add 1 2 3 lines 6 1 3, add 5 7 in four lines and five lines, add 1 2 3 between 5 7, and sing 4 6 in four and five lines.

Bass clef: add one line and sing 1, add one on the top and sing 7 12 3 line, 5 7 2, 4 line 5 5 4 6, 1 2 3, 4 1 3, 4 5 5, add 1 2 3 6, 4 5 2, add 1 2 3, 4 2 7, 4 5 5 3.

**C sings 1 in the sheet music, i.e., do, d sings 2, i.e., re, and so on. In general, the score for the treble clef is played with the right hand, and the score for the bass clef is played with the left hand.

The stave is a memorization, memorization.

1. Recognize the musical notes.

1. The composition of musical notes.

The beat in the staff is distinguished from the beginning and end of the symbol, and the first thing you need to learn is to distinguish between the beginning and the end of the symbol.

2. Look at the notes to recognize the number of beats.

A variety of different notes, representing different beats, as shown in the image below. The whole note is sung in 4 beats, the quarter note is sung in 2 beats, the quarter note is sung in 1 beat, the eighth note is sung in half time, the sixteenth note is sung in 1 4 beats, the thirty-second note is sung in 1 8 beats, and so on.

3. Add dotted notes to increase the number of beats.

A note note is a small dot marked to the right of the note head to increase the time value of the note. If there is a dot on the right side of a note, it means that the beat value of the note will be increased by 1 2 beats on the original basis.

2. Master the mantra of singing.

1. Identify the high and low pitch spectrum.

In the staff, the notation mantra for the treble and the bass is not the same. So to learn to sing music, you must first learn to recognize high and low notes, which is of course very simple.

2. Treble spectrum formula.

You sing 1 on the next line, you sing 2 on the next line, 12 and 3 lines, 357, 24 on the 4th line and 5 lines, 461 on the 123rd line, 461 on the 4th line, 613 on the 123rd line, 57 on the 4th line and 5th line, 572 on the 123rd line, 46 on the 4th and 5th lines.

3. Bass spectrum formula.

The upper line also sings 1, the upper one sings 7, the first two and third lines, 572, the fourth line and the fifth line sing 46, the one, two, three, 613, the four sing 5, the lower plus the first, second and third lines of stupidity 316, the fourth line and the fifth line sing 42, the lower plus 123 427, and the fourth and fifth lines sing 53.

3. Recognize commonly used symbols.

1. Diacritical mark.

2. Rest.

3. Sustain line.

Before mentioning staves, let's take a brief look at piano keyboards.

The piano keyboard is made up of 88 keys with black and white keys (a few pianos only have 85 keys). Among them, there are 36 black keys and 52 white bonds.

If you look closely at the black and white keys, you will find that the distribution and arrangement of the two are regular, that is, the black keys are a group of two and a group of three.

Starting from the white key to the left of the 2 black keys, count 7 white keys, plus the 5 black keys (representing a rise or fall half a note on the basis of the left and right white keys, and the ascending and descending signs in the staff, which will be mentioned below), these 12 keys form a group.

There are a total of 7 sets of such keys on the piano.

From left to right, the right set of keys is always one octave higher than the left set of keys.

When you play the last white key of each set of keys, and then play the white key immediately to the right (i.e., the first of the new set of keys), you can feel that this key has the same acoustic feeling as the first do of the previous set of keys, but the pitch is a little higher, which is the so-called "upper octave" tone. In this way, we can deduce the basic laws of the remaining keys.

The white key with "**1" on the icon is usually called "**c", and the seven white key sounds counted from this key to the right are very important, called natural sounds. **c is located near the keyhole on the cover of the piano keyboard.

The stave, accompanied by five lines, is composed of five lines, used to record a language, a notation method.

From bottom to top, they are the first line to the fifth line; The space between the five lines is called "between", and from bottom to top, it is the first to the fourth. From the bottom to the top, the pitch is getting higher and higher.

When the basic five lines cannot meet the needs, it is necessary to add a small ** above or below it to represent a higher tone and a lower tone, and the derived "plus line" and "plus between" are shown in the figure below.

StaffIt can be recognized from the following five elements:

A clef is a symbol for a staff (usually placed at the beginning of each line) that determines the pitch of the notes in the staff.

The clef has a range of effects until the next clef appears or ends in line.

There are four categories of clefs:

The staff of a piano consists of two parts, treble and bass, which means that there are two lines on the score, one beginning with a treble clef and one beginning with a bass clef.

The image below is a part of Hisaishi's "Summer" stave (from Worm Piano.com), and you can see that every two lines are connected by curly braces, with the upper row for the treble and the lower row for the bass.

A note is the basic element, the smallest component of the note, and a fixed unit of pitch that represents relative length.

The tempo is usually marked with words or numbers at the beginning of the piece. It is customary to use beats per minute (bpm) as a unit. Indicates the number of times a given note (i.e. the denominator in the time signature) appears in a minute, so the higher the bpm value, the faster the speed.

For example, if a bpm = 120 and "four or three beats" piece means that there are 120 beats in a minute, then the time value of one beat is seconds, and the time value of each measure is seconds if there are three beats in each bar with quarter notes.

The first step in learning piano is to learn staves. How do children learn staves? In my opinion, start with tapping the beat.

The first step is to beat the beat. Don't go fast or slow or slow down, but always maintain an even speed. The second step is to knock out the strong and weak beats, including the sub-strong beats.

How do you make a strong and weak beat? In class, my requirements are: full palm for strong beats, index finger for weak beats, and two, three, and four finger beats for sub-strong beats.

In this way, with a sense of rhythm, it is easier to master the staff. The staff also uses various notes to indicate the length of the tone. First of all, learn the five lines, and the four "rooms" composed of the five lines are one, two, three, and four from low to high.

A total of nine notes are formed. To determine the exact name of each phoneme on the staff, it is also necessary to determine the clef used, which is divided according to its shape: treble clef, bass clef, alto clef.

We have a ballad to help children memorize staves: "It's easy to have a treble clef, one, two, three, fa la do; One, two, three, line mi sol si. These three sentences solve the problem of six notes on the treble clef, and the main notes are all in place compared to the smaller children.

The stave is like a staircase, high above and low below, and the stave has five lines, counting one, two, three, four, five from the bottom to the top. In this way, the high and low notes on the staff, the names of the five lines can be remembered very quickly. Using the five fingers of our hand to simulate the five lines of the staff and practice the phonemes on the staff, children will be very interested.

Here's how to learn stave for beginners:

If you are a student who wants to take the art exam or sign up for a class, then I suggest that you just follow the teacher seriously, just learn slowly, look at the guide on the Internet is always no one to teach you to be simple and straightforward, secondly, the stave of this thing, it is simple to say, it is difficult to say, it is mainly a long-term persistence process, basically practice for half an hour every day, 3 months should be quite familiar.

If you bought a piano by yourself and want to cultivate a hobby, you really don't have time to find a teacher outside, you don't need to find a teacher in a ** college to learn staves, just find a piano shop to register for a class, go for two hours on weekends, and be familiar with it in a month or two.

1. Be able to quickly identify the sound name or roll call, as well as the corresponding position with the keyboard. It is recommended to memorize it directly, you can get it in a few days, and after memorizing it, it will be easy to play the music at the beginning, and you must be able to sing the rhythm of 4 and 8 notes in 2 beats, 3 beats, and 4 beats, and understand the basic music theory knowledge.

2. The pitch relationship between the treble and bass clef is consistent, and the higher the position, the more to the right of the keyboard; **C position: the corresponding treble clef is a line added below; The corresponding bass clef is the upper plus line.

3. The rising and falling sign represents the change of chromatic tone, the sharp sign represents the key next to the right of the original key, and the flat sign is the left, pay attention to the key next to each other, regardless of black and white. The C major scale plays a set of white keys, and when the key is changed, it means that certain notes in the piece have to be fixed and raised and lowered.

4. If you don't consider these variations, the correspondence between the position of the notes on the staff and the keys is actually fixed, and after a period of practice, practice makes perfect, from the position of the score directly to the keyboard position, without the need to judge the pitch.

The staff is composed of beats, key signatures, rhythm patterns, clefs, key signatures, time values, etc., and beginners can easily get started and identify the staff according to the professional quick start teaching method when learning.

First: Stretch out your left hand and spread 5 fingers, and place the 5 fingers horizontally in front of you to see the 5 lines of the staff, and the between the fingers can be considered as the 4 lines of the staff.

Second: Now your little finger is 3, your ring finger is 5, your middle finger is 7, your index finger is treble 2, and your thumb is treble 4.

Third: After memorizing the 5 lines, you can connect the 5 lines and 4 to introduce the first 4 between the little finger and the ring finger, the second 6 between the ring finger and the middle finger, the third 1 between the middle finger and the index finger, and the 4th 3 between the index finger and the thumb, so that you have mastered the staff.

Fourth: For the downward plus line or the upper plus line, its law is the same as above, and the sound name can be calculated by yourself.

The little finger and thumb are shorter than the other fingers, exactly 3 and 4, and the middle finger is the longest, which is the position of the 7 tones where the number is the largest in the 7 tones. The above phonemic arrangement is the position of each note in the C key of the treble clef of the staff, and the staff is basically a fixed key for the change of the ascending and falling signs, and its tone name is unchanged, but the roll call has changed.

The ancients: The six-line staff teaches you how to play, and the five-line staff lets you know what you are playing.

The stave is currently the world's most common notation, you heard it right, the world is universal, and the stave is a must-learn knowledge for everyone who learns **. It is composed of five lines and four rooms, and the number below the stave is 12345 lines, and the number below is 1234. Adding a line to the staff is called adding a line up, and adding a line below the staff is called adding a line down.