Listening to someone sing a song, how do I know the song of Doremi?

Then find a keyboard and a staff to know the sounds first, and then you need a teacher to help you train your hearing, and you must be able to sing the notes accurately and remember the distance between each note. This requires a certain amount of talent, and it also has to go through a period of training, and there is no way to solve it in a short period of time.

As for the tonality on the second floor, I don't think I need to learn so deeply, because the concept of the first tone is not very difficult, and if you go deep into the tonality, it will only be more complicated.

You can achieve the results you want within a week... It's the same without a foundation ... Just for entertainment, I can help you experience the feeling you said, and you can translate it when you hear it, but if you want to study seriously, you have to do what the two friends upstairs said, and lay the basics...

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First of all, you must learn to read music, singing, just a simple score, and secondly, often practice reading and sight-singing, it is best to use the songs you can sing, and practice against the score (find some simple and easy-to-sing songs, such as children's songs and the like from a simple start, step by step), until you have a certain ability to read music and sight-sing, there will be "listen to others sing a song, I know the song of Dolaimi". It's a matter of course.

Hello, your question relates to the concept of intervals in basic music theory, and tonality, you must have heard of what is the key of a particular song? Like C major? G major?

So relatively speaking, 1234567 is basically not fixed, and although it is not an advanced technique, it also requires a certain amount of music theory knowledge as a foundation.

This skill is called solfeggio ear training, and it is a must for college entrance examination students, if you really want to make achievements in this aspect, it is recommended to learn basic music theory, which is a must, as if you want to know the feelings of the song.

At the very least, you should know that the lyrics mean the same thing, and I hope it helps you.

I can sing scales, and the pitch is no problem! You can sing any song with a solfège (1234567), and if you haven't learned scales, you can learn hehe

……I'm afraid it's a bit hanging