What is the most incongruous mix of piano and instrument?

Anyone who knows music theory knows that the answer is: no.

The pitch, the rhythm, the timbre ensures that whether it's Western music or folk music, when played together with the piano, the sound is pleasing to the ear because it's in harmony.

The pitch, the rhythm, the timbre is not guaranteed, whether it is Western or folk music, and when played with a piano, the sound is harsh, because it is not harmonious (except for percussion).

The first floor says that it is suona It really defiles Chinese culture It is recommended that you listen to the performance of famous artists If you are serious, you will hear a song composed by Zhu Jian'er "Heavenly Music" It is a concerto between suona and piano And only the piano is in line with the theme If you follow your logic, those masters are not good ears!! It is also recommended that you learn more Chinese traditional culture is a classic.

It is a musical instrument that can be matched, as long as the key is the same.

The only problem is that the ensemble of folk and Western music is too arbitrary.

There is a deep discipline in this, orchestration, and if the orchestration is appropriate, the song will certainly be very pleasant to the ears if it plays to the advantages of each part.

It's as silly as playing the Radetzky March with a folk band in the Golden Hall.

As long as the interval relationship is harmonious, it is good, and the interval is not harmonious, it is not good.

Strictly speaking, the piano is a plucked instrument (although played on the keyboard), like the guitar and dulcimer, the sound has an obvious capsule, the graininess is strong, the sustain is maintained by the instrument's own resonance box, and his waveform fades instantaneously, without obvious waveform retention.

Unlike bowstrings and wind instruments, the sound is linear, with distinct waveforms such as sawtooth waves, square waves, trapezoidal waves, and positive waves.

From the perspective of instrumentation and timbre, the piano is essentially incompatible with any instrument except the positive wave instrument, but the contradiction between the two can be weakened by the positive wave (such as flute) instrument in the middle. It is precisely because of this that Haydn eliminated the piano when he designed the symphony (orchestra) orchestra.

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I don't think it's compatible with suona.

If it is said to be the most harmonious, it should be considered in terms of the rate system of the instrument's timbre. If an instrument has a 12-average temperament, it is most harmonious to mix with other instruments with a 12-average rate. The piano is played in a mixture of pure and third-rate systems, which are most harmonious with other instruments that use both rates (or one of the two).

It depends on what instrument you play, the piano is a foreign product, and it goes well with Western instruments. If you have a foundation in composing, you can be a little innovative Personally, I like the jazz piano in jazz, and in the perfect combination, it seems that the piano is made for jazz. Of course, I also like to enjoy the piano in the symphony.

In the minds of ordinary people, the piano seems to be used as a background. Now the combination of piano and pop music has become a mainstream fashion.

I recommend you a song, "Butterfly Love, Fourth World", a wonderful folk music adaptation of Mo Ming chess, and the instruments are piano and version.

Pipa, flute, erhu, guzheng. You.

They can keep the piano part, play the pipa and guzheng part with the guzheng, play the flute with the violin, play the erhu with the cello, or play several instruments in sections.

There is another piece to draw on, which is the folk music piece "Qin Xin" (an episode of the TV series A Chinese Ghost Story) adapted from the cello track "Death" (Dupre). You can study it, with piano accompaniment, the guzheng plays the general in the front, the violin plays the chorus in the back, and the cello does the harmony.

Guangdong's ** [backgammon].

Three musical instruments were used.

The song of the board] should also be counted! It is a string quartet.

Personally, I think that if it is two instruments, it should be a violin. Because its melodic main line is clear. The piano is used to accompani or emphasize melodies.

Of course, working with different instruments has a different feeling. It also has a unique flavor with an electric guitar. Melodious with a sense of movement.

Violin and piano, one is the strongest singing and closest to the human voice. One is the least vocal, the least close to the human voice. One is the most lyrical instrument and the other is the most sane instrument. In general, they complement each other very well, and in terms of timbre, they go well together = =

He has performed solo with trumpets, flutes, violins, and violins. In my opinion, I feel that the violin and cello and piano can highlight the timbre of the two, such as playing lyrical pieces is more perfect.

I think it's a violin, but it's hard to say, depending on the technique, there is no absolute.

Lots of ......There are melodic instruments, there are harmonic instruments, there are rhythmic instruments, there are bass instruments, etc. Do you have a particular favorite or interest instrument?

There is a piano foundation, must have learned the piano before, as for the problem of two-hand coordination, it is not a natural skill, but the result of acquired practice, only familiar with the hands, ** all need a sense of rhythm, it is better to ask others what to learn than to ask yourself, if you must choose a musical instrument, which one is most interested in.

It depends on what you want to learn.

If your hands are not coordinated, it will be a bit difficult to do things like clarinet and flute, but these two are more suitable for girls to learn, so you can consider considering violin and the like, because your basic piano knowledge must be very fast.

The piano is the king of musical instruments, and different playing methods and different pitches can be combined with different instruments, such as Western orchestral instruments or Eastern national instruments. Added:

You can consider piano and instruments such as saxophone and clarinet, as well as bass and guitar combinations, which are more classic combinations.

Or you can be bold and try to combine the piano with the silk bamboo wind instruments such as the dong flute and the xun, and then add some electronic sound effects (that is, the keyboard player) to produce a sound similar to the sound of the golden stone bell.

It's an instrument, and you can make an orchestra, and there's no complete standard arrangement based on the style of the piece.

The piano belongs to a relatively full-range band, and it will be a little difficult to match, and the proportion of synthesizers in the popular part is greater than it.

The piano is a very popular musical instrument and is known as the "king of musical instruments". From the perspective of human physiology, intellectual development and learning environment, the piano is a relatively easy to get started and suitable for learning from an early age. Most of the world's famous piano masters have been learning piano since childhood.

The structure of the piano is different from that of the accordion and the electronic organ, the keys of the accordion and the electronic organ belong to the touch mode, and only need to press the fingers to produce the sound, and the piano needs about 30 grams of force for each note to play (the low range needs to be greater), if the child is too young to learn the piano, it will not be able to meet this strength requirement, which not only can not learn the piano well, but also will damage the normal development of the child's fingers for a long time. By the age of 5, the child's cortical cells have roughly completed differentiation, the central nervous system has become more mature, and the development of muscles is more perfect, which provides good physiological conditions for learning piano.

During the period between the ages of 5 and 6, children generally spend time in a relaxed and happy kindergarten. During this time, there is no heavy homework in kindergarten, so there is plenty of time to practice when you get home. Learning the piano for beginners is very difficult and tedious, not only to read music, but also to pay attention to the various requirements of the teacher.

If you put this difficult and boring initial school stage in the child's primary school years, it will cause psychological pressure on the child because of the excessive burden. Over time, they will become polarized, either bored with school homework or afraid of piano learning.

After 1-2 years of study, the child has a certain interest in the piano and has a certain foundation. At this time, even if you add the intense pace of school life, it will not shift the focus of your child's learning. On the contrary, playing a light-hearted little song can also adjust the tense learning atmosphere in school.

This is of great benefit to children's intellectual development and emotional cultivation.

Western music is not very well understood, as far as folk music is concerned, the easiest to get started should be the gourd silk, the gourd silk has a very small range, only 10 notes, it is easy to learn, but there are very few tunes that can be played.

It's easy to get started with any instrument, depending on which type you like, blowing, pulling, playing, and choosing one of your favorites It's easy to get started and difficult to learn, whether it's seemingly simple or seemingly simple, it's hard to learn.

Western: piano, as long as you find 1 can play "Little Star", the piano does not need to be brought, there is generally a piano where there is a theater, unless your unit wants to perform, you can use an electric piano or a chorus. The ethnicity is:

Guzheng: As long as you find 6, you can play "Smiling Proud Jianghu", Guzheng is a little bigger, but it can also be carried, and if you are a girl to play, it will be very classical! Both instruments are relatively quick to get started, but all instruments have their own easy and rare places, and it is important to persevere!

The flute is recommended, it is very elegant and enhances the temperament.

Guitar ha. It's a good start.

LS's knowledge of Western music is obviously very limited. First of all, the simplest of Western music can almost be said to be the harmonica. The harmonica is also the strongest of all wind instruments, and it is also the smallest in size.

The mainstream harmonicas suitable for solo play are mainly divided into polyphonic harmonica, blues harmonica and chromatic harmonica. Not much to say about the polyphonic harmonica, the most common in China, cheap, easy to learn, full of timbre, covering the 3 octaves of the piano's white keys. The blues harmonica is the smallest, good at blues tracks, the most skillful, the most playable, covering 3 octaves of the piano's white keys, of which 3 notes are missing, but you can blow these 3 notes with skill, and through technique, you can also blow the ascending semitone of the black keys.

The chromatic harmonica is the most powerful, and can blow the pure piano black keys + 4 octaves of Bai Jian (there are also small 3 octaves), suitable for all styles of repertoire, especially good at classical (mainly because other harmonicas are generally not suitable for playing classical), but **expensive, the worst is 200

Then there's another instrument that is not recognized, but it is really easy to get started, the piano. Many people think that the piano is the most difficult, because they have never played it, and they think it is difficult to see that there are many keys, and they have to cooperate with their left and right hands. But the piano is not completely easy, because the biggest feature of the piano compared to other musical instruments is that the harmony function is extremely powerful (many instruments can not harmonize at all), there is indeed a greater difficulty here, but in fact, it is used to play the same monophonic tune, the piano is the easiest, easier than the harmonica, but the lower limit of the piano is low, and the upper limit is high.

In addition, the above is only the difficulty of getting started, you have to learn well, there is no simple instrument!

The guitar is simple and easy to use, and it seems that many boys like guitar very much. If it's a girl, it's better to learn. Although there are other instruments that are easier to learn, those instruments are relatively rare to perform, piano and small.

It depends on whether you want to learn folk music or Western instruments. I don't know much about folk music, but I think the piano is easier for Western instruments. For example, in the case of orchestral instruments, there are too many overtones, and you need to rely on breath and mouth shape control, or finger control and positioning, but in the case of piano, the keyboard is dead, and each note is set, so it is much easier.

And the guitar is also more studious.

In folk music, the guzheng is relatively simple, and in Western music, the saxophone is relatively simple.

Guzheng and piano are relatively easy to use.

Isn't the simplest instrument a flute or a harmonica?