Saxophone notation course

Saxophone notation courses are as follows:

1=F, which means this piece is in the key of F.

On the music. Various tones are often used. Tone consists of two parts, namely, the height of tonic and the category of mode. In notation, key signature is a symbol used to determine the pitch position of 1(do) sound, and its form is 1= ... ("1" is generally used as the reference sound of key signature now), and the sound used as key signature is a modal tonic, and "1=F" indicates that this piece of music is.

4/4 means that this piece is 44 beats.

The strong beat and weak beat of the melody circulate with a fixed sound value and are combined regularly, which is called beat. The time signature is usually marked after key signature. Beats are divided into single beat and double beat.

Each beat of each bar consists of a complete note, that is, a simple note, called a single beat; A beat composed of dotted notes or equivalent notes in each bar is called a compound beat.

For example, "Daughter's Love" 1=F 4/4, the time signature is marked in fractional form, the number (numerator) on the fractional line indicates the beat per minute of each bar, and the number (denominator) under the fractional line indicates the duration of each note. For example, "4" in 4/4 beats means four beats per bar, "4" means taking a quarter note as a beat, and 4/4 means taking a quarter note as a beat, and there are four beats per bar.