How to learn to write music quickly

(A) first of all, we must understand the level of articulation. The pitch on the score is represented by 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.

Where 3-4 and 7- 1 (add a dot on 1 to indicate the next octave) are semitones, and others (1-2 2-3 4-5).

5-6-6-7) are all full tones. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 rise in turn, just like we go up the stairs, one step at a time. There is only 3-4 7 in the middle, and the next high bet 1 can only be half a height.

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Add a dot below to indicate that it is one octave lower than unstressed, and add two dots to indicate that it is two octaves lower. In the same way, adding a little bit to it is an octave higher than the sound without adding it.

0 is a silent sound (no sound)

(2) the length of the sound.

"5-" is a whole note (if its duration is 4 seconds)

"5-" is a binary note (then its duration is two seconds). Two binary notes are equal to a whole note.

"5" is a quarter note (duration is one second). Two quarter notes are equal to half notes.

"Five plus a small straight line" is an eighth note (half a second in duration). Two octaves are equal to a quarter note.

"Five plus two parallel lines" are sixteenth notes (a quarter of a second in duration). Two sixteenth notes are equal to one eighth note.

(3) the beat.

4/4 (4 at the bottom means taking a quarter note as a beat; The top 4 represents four beats per bar.

2/4 (bottom 4 means taking quarter notes as a beat; Top 2 means there are two beats per bar)

3/4, 6/8 ....................................................................................................................................................................

The rudiment of digital notation first appeared in Europe in16th century, when there was a Catholic monk named Suetti. He wrote music education songs with 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and then wrote a booklet entitled "New Methods of Learning plainsong and Music". Westerners at that time paid great attention to personal achievements such as invention and creation and copyright, which is recorded in history.

18th century Frenchman named Rousseau; 1742, he read a paper "Suggestions on New music notation" to the French Academy of Sciences, and then mentioned this "digital notation". Since the middle of18th century, a group of French musicians, doctors and mathematicians have sorted out and perfected the "digital notation". 19th century, through the continuous improvement and popularization of P Garland, A Paris and E J M Xie Wei, it was widely used by the masses. Therefore, this notation is called "Jia-Pa-Xie notation" in the west.

A basic symbol representing the pitch of a sound, marked with seven Arabic numerals. They are written and read as follows:

Writing: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 i

Pronunciation: Do Re Mi Fa Sol las Do

The relative relationship of the above tones is fixed, except that 3-4 and 7-I are semitones, the other two adjacent tones are full tones.

To mark higher or lower sounds, add points above or below the basic symbols. In notation, the basic symbols without dots are called alto; Adding a point above the basic symbol is called treble; Add two points to call high notes; Adding three points is called super treble; Adding a point below the basic symbol is called bass; Add two points to call the double bass; Add three points to call the subwoofer.

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