What is the score of the Hop Four One Upper Ruler?

Working rule music.

Working rule music may have evolved from the fingering symbols of wind instruments, and because of the different periods, regions, and musical genres in which it has been passed down, the sound characters, fonts, Gongyin positions, and chanting methods used have varied.

In recent times, the common work ruler spectrum, generally used in the Hop, four, one, on, ruler, work, where, six, five, B and other characters as the basic symbols to indicate the pitch (but also chants), which can be equivalent to the sol, la, si, do, re, mi, fa (or rise Fa), sol, la, si. the same tone name of the high octave, the spectrum of the word can be the end of the upward pick up the pen, or to add a partial "亻", such as the word on the The high octave of the character 上 or 仩 is written as 上 or 仩.

Expanded Information

Working Ruler Sheet Music has a close relationship with the "Yanle Half Character Sheet Music" of the Sui and Tang dynasties and the "Common Character Sheet Music" of the Song dynasty. In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the Gongshi Sheet Music was already developed and matured, and became one of the most influential, widespread and popular forms of traditional Chinese music notation.

During the process of historical development, the notation of Gongshi sheet music was not uniform throughout the world, and the Gongshi sheet music used in different regions and musical varieties differed considerably in terms of pitch symbols, rhythmic symbols, key notation, and even the writing format.

Some of these differences are superficial, while others actually reflect the historical imprints of music in different times and regions, and are of great academic value.

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