How to read sheet music

The way they are written and read is as follows:

Writing: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 i

Reading: Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Si Do

The relative relationship of each of the above tones is fixed, and except for 3-4 and 7-i, which are chromatic, the other two adjacent tones are whole tones. tones are all whole tones. To mark higher or lower tones, dots are placed above or below the basic symbol.

In simplified notation, a basic symbol without a dot is called an alto; a dot above the basic symbol is called a treble; two dots are called a double treble; three dots are called a super-treble; a dot below the basic symbol is called a bass; two dots are called a double bass; and three dots are called a sub-bass.

Expanded information:

Elements of a simple notation

1. Tone numbers

2, note length

In addition to the high and low notes in music, of course, also indicates the length of the difference. Here to quote a basic musical term ---- beat. The beat is an important concept to indicate the length of a note.

3, rests

In music, in addition to the high and low notes, the length of the sound, but also the sound of the rest. The symbol that indicates the sound rest is called a rest, marked with " 0 ". In layman's terms, it is the symbol for no sound, no sound.

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