What do you want to sing in G major in sight singing? Sing 5 so, 6 la, 7 si

If it's in a fixed key, sing 5 (sol), 6 (la), 7 (si), 1 (do), 2 (re), 3 (mi), 4 (fa), 5 (sol). However, 4 (fa) should be sung half a note higher; If it is a first key, sing 1 (do), 2 (re), 3 (mi), 4 (fa), 5 (sol), 6 (la), 7 (si), 1 (do).

The third figure is written in the wrong place.

Sight-singing requires students to recognize various clefs, such as treble clef, bass clef, alto clef, tenor clef, and various C clefs. You can sing the bass clef in your score with your own vocal range, mainly to train yourself to know and be familiar with the bass clef.

Natural major scale 5 is the relationship between the number of major tones and 567123

2.Definition of the first tone; The key of the key, the solfège and the title change with the change of key, C major, 1 as do to form the scale, D major, 2 as do to form the first key D major staff 12345671.

Natural major scale 5 is the relationship between the number of major tones and 567123

2.As I said earlier, the electronic organ uses a fixed key notation, so the position of 1 is still the fixed key of 1 on the electronic keyboard.

3.The sound name and keyboard position are fixed, so I ask you, where is the position of D major 23 12 3 Isn't it still 3 in C major 3 on the keyboard Got it! No matter what the tuning name and solfège name are in C major on the electronic organ, you need to use it flexibly, do you still need to answer the second question, if it is treble clef 4, of course, the first room.

4.Bass clef 4 on the fourth line Look at the clef The one with the key signature, the 4 treble clef on the fifth line and the bass clef on the fourth line.

5.Definition of the first tone; The key of the key, the solfège and the title change with the change of key, C major, 1 as do to form the scale, D major, 2 as do to form the first key D major staff 12345671.

6.Let me tell you why I say that I use the first key to play the electronic keyboard.

7.I studied electroacoustic band, and the electronic organ is also an instrument I mainly learn, in fact, there are Western musical instrument teachers who require students to play music in a fixed key, and after a long time, children can only read staves.

8.It is undeniable that the stave is universal in the world, and everyone who learns the best must be able to fix the fixed tone of sight-singing, and ear training is also a compulsory course in the ** college, but do you know the harm of reading the stave often.

9.The talent that comes out of the first tune is that if you score it for him, he will be slow to play it, and if you don't score it for him, he can hear the chord progression and the melody of the first tune, and then he can match it himself.

10.The talent cultivated by the fixed sense of music is to give him the ability to play according to the receptivity, and he will soon be able to play in a while.

11.Our goal is to be a generalist, not a machine that can only play the score, isn't it?

12, I said a little too much, but I think what I said is reasonable, I feel the first tone Of course, the fixed key singing and ear training exam is not difficult for me These words add a bit of personal color As for where it is not perfect or how to ask netizens to ask friends downstairs to criticize and correct.

F is to press the black key above 4, this table should be helpful to you, 89811556 amateur piano hobby group, looking forward to your joining.

F is not written on the first line, but on the fifth line, and the sharp sign is written on the fifth line, which is the notation in G major. But it starts with 5, and it's the same as everything else.

The next line is the C tone. This is a fixed key, so there is no corresponding tone on the keyboard.

What is the syllable of g major, that is**teacher, I will definitely find you a**teacher.

G major is a major form with G as the central tone. Parallel minor is E minor, and a sharp sign is counted on the staff.

The natural major scale of G is g a b c d e f g, and it also includes g harmonic major and g melodic major, and the g harmonic major scale is g a b c d flat e f g, and g major is a sharp sign, which is equivalent to fa in c sharp major.

The ascending scale of the G melody major is written in the same way as the natural major, with the descending six and seventh descending steps, and the scale is ga b c d flat e, reducing f and g. Parallel minor is E minor, and close key is C major, D major, A minor, B minor, E minor.

Generally speaking, G1 to F2 correspond to 1234567 without high and low points, G to F1 corresponds to 1234567 with only one bass point, G to F corresponds to 1234567 with only two bass points, G2 to F3 corresponds to 1234567 with only one treble point, and G3 to F4 corresponds to 1234567 with only two treble points.1234567

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C major is the 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 (do, daori, mi, fa, so, la, xi) that the teacher taught you

The corresponding phase in g major is:

Capacity 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 (so, la, xi, do, ri, mi, fa), where 4 (fa) is to be played with a rising horn. Do you know how to blow it? That is, the right hand only uses the middle finger button.

Let's look at an example.

Little Star C Major: 1 1 5 5 6 6 5 4 4 3 2 2 1

Little Star G Major: 5 5 2 2 3 3 2 1 1 7 7 6 6 5

The so-called G major, you just remember that it is a rise.

Brother snoopy787's answer was more professional and accurate. But for a saxphone beginner, the app is more understandable way. There is a way to identify key signatures without rote memorization, which is much easier to use than "full, full, half, full, full, half, full" (invented occasionally), not only can you quickly identify the key, but you can also quickly change C to any major or even minor key.

A song in G major is a song with SOL as the initial note, and a song is a song in G major.

G major is a natural major with a dominant G note. There are two concepts included here, namely "tonality" and "modulation". These are fundamental concepts in music theory.

This is the word we learned how to describe this pitch.

G major is.

Come and sing on g The key signature of the source of do g major is sharp 4 g major refers to a sad world famous song, just like Jay Chou's "East Wind Break", which is not really East Wind Break, it is borrowed from famous songs.

g is 5" refers to the musical scale. c d e f g a b stands for do re mi fa sol la xi respectivelyg stands for the fifth scale. It's sol

Look at the keyboard image memory, find no, the piano is white keys and black keys alternately, between 1 to 3 there are two black keys, between 4 to 7 are three black keys, how, a bit of an image concept.

That's key

There are C keys, G keys, F keys, etc.

Only by cultivating the sense of tone can we get the 1234567 right in tune.

do-re 2 intervals.

re-me 2 intervals.

me-fa 1 interval.

fa-so 2 intervals.

So-la 2 intervals.

la-xi 2 intervals.

xi-do 1 interval.

It's relatively simple to write.

It's easy to read on the keys.

There are no black keys between mi-fa xi-do.

The two keys next to each other on the piano are half degrees, and as long as the relationship between the tones and the tones is the same, you can sing as a doremi when you start playing any key. You have to practice more, sing along, and listen more.

Play the scale.

Sing along with the piano.

As long as you don't make a mistake

Sing a fixed key according to the staff written on the staff, write 3 and sing 3, sing according to the first key, the E minor, 3 on the staff you will sing 6.

Do you sing the first key or the fixed key?

Of course, the first key is to sing la si do re mi fa so, but don't make a mistake about the pitch, don't sing it in the key of C.

Sing mi fa so la si do re mi in a fixed key, note that the fa here is raised by a semitone.

5 is half a degree higher than 5. 5 is 1 degree higher than 4. Not universal. The tone obtained by raising or lowering the standard note is called the variation. Raising a note by half is called a sharp.

It is represented by " " (sharp sign), which is generally written in the upper left part of the note, and the standard tone is denoted by a flat semitone, which is indicated by "b" (flat), which is also written in the upper left part of the note. A whole tone elevation of the basic tone is called a heavy rising tone, which is represented by an "x" (heavy rise), which is related to the key.

C clef is also called alto clef, and it is derived from the Latin letter c. This clef represents the sound C1 (**c), that is, after the C clef is written on the staff, the line around the clef (the third line) is the **c sound. Other pitch positions are inferred from this tone.

The tone obtained by raising or lowering the standard note is called the variation. Raise the note by half a pitch change.

Tone, called ascending tone. It is represented by " " (sharp sign), which is generally written in the upper left part of the note, and the standard tone is denoted by a flat semitone, which is indicated by "b" (flat), which is also written in the upper left part of the note. A whole tone elevation of the basic tone is called a heavy rising tone, which is represented by an "x" (heavy rise), which is related to the key.

The decreasing whole tone of the basic tone is called a heavy falling tone. It is denoted by "bb" (heavy drop). If a tone that has been raised (including a heavy rise) or lowered (including a heavy fall) becomes the original sound, it is indicated by a reduction mark "".

In the notation system, the relative height of the tone is represented by seven Arabic numerals, which are pronounced as do, re, mi, fa, so, la, and si.

Variation: The tone obtained by raising or lowering the standard note is the variation.

Raising a note by half a pitch is called a sharp. It is represented by " " (sharp sign), which is generally written in the upper left part of the note, and the standard tone is denoted by a flat semitone, which is indicated by "b" (flat), which is also written in the upper left part of the note. A whole tone elevation of the basic tone is called a heavy rising tone, which is represented by an "x" (heavy rise), which is related to the key.

The decreasing whole tone of the basic tone is called a heavy falling tone. It is denoted by "bb" (heavy drop). If a tone that has been raised (including a heavy rise) or lowered (including a heavy fall) becomes the original sound, it is indicated by a reduction mark "".

So 5 is half a degree higher than 5.

Add a small dot on top of the note to indicate a higher octave singing, and add two dots to indicate two octaves higher; Conversely, add a dot below to indicate a lower octave to sing, and two dots to indicate two octaves lower.

It means sharp, i.e. to rise a semitone. 5 means 5 semitones, which is two semitones.

Note: In the notation system, the relative height of the tone is represented by seven Arabic numerals

do, re, mi, fa, so, la, si (simple notation - musical notes: many, come, meter, hair, shuttle, pull, west). Variations:

The tone obtained by raising or lowering the standard note is called the variation.

Raising a note by half a pitch is called a sharp. It is represented by " " (sharp sign), which is generally written in the upper left part of the note, and the standard tone is denoted by a flat semitone, which is indicated by "b" (flat), which is also written in the upper left part of the note. A whole tone elevation of the basic tone is called a heavy rising tone, which is represented by an "x" (heavy rise), which is related to the key.

The decreasing whole tone of the basic tone is called a heavy falling tone. It is denoted by "bb" (heavy drop). If a tone that has been raised (including a heavy rise) or lowered (including a heavy fall) becomes the original sound, it is indicated by a reduction mark "".

5 is the meaning of liter so, oh, and the soaring so is a higher semitone than 5.

It's a sharp sign and a sound next to each other are going to rise.

There is also a symbol b on the contrary

b is the flat sign.

Take 3 as an example, b3 is mi-flat, and 3-flat is a lower semitone than 3.

In addition to the more common and b, there are also two symbols, x and bb.

For example, if you take 5, x5 means that 5 goes up twice, so 5 becomes 5 and then finally 6

BB5 means that 5 goes down twice, so 5 becomes b5 (b5 is equal to 4) and then 4

Then, that's pretty much it for the ascending sign, and there's a very important symbol at the end, the restore sign

The reduction number is more difficult to type......You know this, it's good to ......

For example, in a measure, there are several sounds 3 4 5 and 4 3

The first 4 here is literal, but the second 4 is preceded by a reduction sign, so the second 4 no longer rises, but reverts to the original 4

Well, if you don't understand this, you can ask again