What is the traditional notation?

There are basically thirteen kinds, namely: Gong Chi spectrum, Qin spectrum, half-character spectrum, string spectrum, tube spectrum, folk character spectrum, temperament spectrum, lattice spectrum, elegant music score, curve spectrum, middle class spectrum, tea bar spectrum and gongs and drums classics.

At present, the notation of Chinese characters in China mainly uses Gong, Shang, Jiao, Qing (and), Zheng, Yu and Bian Gong (Bian) to represent do, re, mi, fa, sol, la and si respectively, while in Gong Chi notation, it means Shang, Chi, Gong, Fan, Six, Five and One. And draw diagonal lines (such as adding "qi") under Chinese characters and radicals next to Chinese characters. ) Use an octave to represent the pitch.

Extended data

Phoneme spectrum—

Recording phonemes in different positions according to fixed lines began in ancient Greece. At that time, symbols were used above the lyrics to indicate the fluctuation and stress of the tone, not the pitch. Later, they were also used in Gregorian hymns and so on. In the 7th century, this method developed to use a line to represent the fixed pitch of F, and symbols above and below this line to represent different pitches.

Play music—

Use words, numbers or other symbols to represent the playing method of musical instruments, rather than the specific pitch. Around the16th century, players of ancient European plucked instruments, such as Liute, Stern and Bivela, often used this notation. The specific notation varies with the structure and playing method of musical instruments.