The simplified score tutorial you want to read has finally come. In fact, for many friends, simplified scores are not unfamiliar with.
Learning musical instruments and singing requires reading the simplified score.
: Reading simplified scores is definitely the most basic knowledge of music theory. What should I do if I don’t know how to read simplified scores?
two methods: either you can’t read the simplified score or just learn it!
The simplified score we often call, that is, the simplified score of numbers, consisting of numbers 1-7, singing and compiling "do, re, mi, fa, sol, la, si"
Next, we will explain it one by one based on the following simplified score diagram. What do the common symbols in the simplified score mean?
(1)1=C, means that this song is in C tune.
4/4 means that this song is 44 shots.
(2) There is a horizontal line under the notes of . This means rhythm. The note with no line below is called quarter note , which is one beat. There is a horizontal line below, called eighth note , which is half a beat.
(3) There is a dot on the note of . What is a little bit high on the top of , the bass on the bottom, and the midrange on the bottom. The corresponding sound area is called the bass area, the midrange area, and the treble area.
For example, in the first sentence: outside the long pavilion, outside is the highest pronunciation, and on the ancient road, the Tao is the highest pronunciation.
punctuates the notes, and helps you find the level of the notes when playing instruments or singing.
(4) There is a short horizontal line behind the notes of . is called sustain line , which means that you have to drag the long sound when you sing it here. For example: outside the long pavilion ~ (waves are used here to indicate extension) on the side of the ancient road ~.
(5) There is an arc on both notes. is called a sing line, which is usually for singing, indicating that a word must correspond to several notes and keeps opening in the middle.
Interpretation: This sentence means that when you see the arc, you must decompose the pronunciation of the corresponding words and start singing.
For example, the first sentence: outside the long pavilion, there is a line on the word "ting". Everyone knows the pronunciation of the pavilion, ting=t+ing.
So when singing, you should sing like this: Changting (the sound of dragging) outside~
If you understand it, we will continue to sing the following: Changting (the sound of dragging) outside~the sound of the ancient road~the sound of the fragrant grass (the sound of dragging)) Bilian (the sound of dragging) Tian~
(6) 0. is called a rest talisman, which means stopping and not singing, waiting for the next rhythm before singing. When playing the instrument , when you see the rest, you can stop playing and wait for the next rhythm before playing. There is a dot behind the note
(7), which is called attachment dot. To put it simply, I just tell you that this note should be sung half a beat longer.
For example, in this way, "Flick" only takes one second to sing, but now you have to sing an extended tone of 1.5 seconds. I originally had to sing for 2 seconds, but now I have to sing for 3 seconds.
Whether it is playing musical instruments or singing, the simplified scores play a certain guiding and correcting role.
You can sing the classic nursery rhyme Little Red Riding Hood based on what Xiao Jie just explained. Do you feel that you could only pause according to the music before, but now you can consciously pause and prolong it by reading the simplified score to change the rhythm of singing?
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