The notation was invented by a person who participated in politics in France. He was included in history textbooks because of what manifesto he drafted, but he invented notation, which amateurs knew little about, and subconsciously thought was invented by China:)
When it comes to the notation we use now, many people may not be very clear about its history. Today, my brother is incompetent, so I'd like to tell you a little bit about this. The notation was produced in Europe in the18th century and was invented by a Catholic named Rousseau. Of course, paper money was just beginning to take shape at that time. The real systematic classification is three non-professionals. A math teacher, a lawyer and a doctor. I won't say more about their names. Then you may ask, since the notation was invented by foreigners, how did it spread to China? Hehe, don't worry. Next, I will explain it in detail for you. The man who brought notation from Japan to China was named Shen Xingong Zi Qinghong. He was a very famous school musician in early China. Mainly engaged in the creation of school children's songs. There are many representatives, so I won't list them one by one. But there is one thing I have to mention. That is a very famous phrase "Plum Blossom Sweeping Snow" created by Mr. Shen Lao from these seven notations. Do you know what this means? That's the homonym of our seven notes.
4. notation, also known as digital notation, evolved from staff notation. The notation originated in France in the18th century and was first proposed by Rousseau, a great thinker. Rousseau believes that the staff is scientific, but it is inconvenient to read and write, and it is difficult for people without special training to use it. In order to facilitate the development of mass music activities, there must be a simple and convenient notation. Rousseau determined the composition principle of the music score, which was finally formed after being perfected by Garin (a math teacher), Paris (a lawyer) and Xie Wei (Geff, Ph.D.), so the music score is also called "Xie Weipu".
5. At the end of19th century, notation spread to Japan and then to China. Shen Xingong, a modern music educator in China, is an active disseminator of music scores. The Collection of Campus Singing, edited and published by him in 1904, may be the earliest collection of simple music in China. An interesting phenomenon is that notation originated in Europe, but European countries have long given up using notation, and only some countries and regions in Asia (especially China) still use notation, with a high penetration rate. "
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The common notation in the world at present. A method of recording music by marking notes and other marks with different time values on five parallel lines with equal distance.
The predecessor of staff can be traced back to Newham notation and quantitative notation in the Middle Ages. Newham spectrum takes the horizontal line as the standard, and symbols indicate the level of sound, but not the length of sound value. Since the 7th century, this symbol has appeared in European Catholic churches. At first, only 1 line was used to express the pitch of F. In the 10 century, it gradually developed into four lines through Guido and arezzo. Specify the pitch as D, F, A, C, draw the F line in red, and draw the C line in yellow (which later became the origin of treble and bass clefs in staff). /kloc-in the third century, someone used the fifth thread, which became the predecessor of the staff. /kloc-In the 6th century, there was a method of adding lines to make the record of pitch more complete.
13 Franco, a priest in Cologne, founded quantitative notation. This notation strictly stipulates the length of the sound with notes, rests and marks, which is a supplement and enrichment to Newham notation. 1450 or so, the paper money is painted black, which is called the black symbol. Later, hollow notes were used, which were called white symbols. This symbol was used in the west until about17th century.
The staff appeared on the basis of the first two,17th century gradually improved,18th century began to finalize the design, and it is still in use today. For example, the bar line was originally used for character notation, and the end of 17 was adopted by staff notation; 18th century commonly used ascending and descending symbols, and the expression symbols adopt quantitative notation; Decorative phonetic symbols originated from Newham notation and were systematically used in staff notation in the17th century.
When the staff was introduced into China, it was first recorded in Yi Xu in 17 13, in which the staff, scale and volume names were described. The staff was gradually spread and used in China, but it became popular after the middle of19th century with the preaching of western missionaries and the establishment of new learning.
There are many theories about the origin of notation.
1, the notation was invented by the French (if I remember correctly), but now it is widely used in only a few countries such as China.
The notation was invented by a person who participated in politics in France. He was included in history textbooks because of what manifesto he drafted, but he invented notation, which amateurs knew little about, and subconsciously thought was invented by China:)
When it comes to the notation we use now, many people may not be very clear about its history. Today, my brother is incompetent, so I'd like to tell you a little bit about this. The notation was produced in Europe in the18th century and was invented by a Catholic named Rousseau. Of course, paper money was just beginning to take shape at that time. The real systematic classification is three non-professionals. A math teacher, a lawyer and a doctor. I won't say more about their names. Then you may ask, since the notation was invented by foreigners, how did it spread to China? Hehe, don't worry. Next, I will explain it in detail for you. The man who brought notation from Japan to China was named Shen Xingong Zi Qinghong. He was a very famous school musician in early China. Mainly engaged in the creation of school children's songs. There are many representatives, so I won't list them one by one. But there is one thing I have to mention. That is a very famous phrase "plum blossom sweeping snow" created by Mr. Shen Lao from these seven notations. Do you know what this means? That's the homonym of our seven notes.
4. notation, also known as digital notation, evolved from staff notation. The notation originated in France in the18th century and was first proposed by Rousseau, a great thinker. Rousseau believes that the staff is scientific, but it is inconvenient to read and write, and it is difficult for people without special training to use it. In order to facilitate the development of mass music activities, there must be a simple and convenient notation. Rousseau determined the composition principle of the music score, which was finally formed after being perfected by Garin (a math teacher), Paris (a lawyer) and Xie Wei (Geff, Ph.D.), so the music score is also called "Xie Weipu".
5. At the end of19th century, notation spread to Japan and then to China. Shen Xingong, a modern music educator in China, is an active disseminator of music scores. The Collection of Campus Singing, edited and published by him in 1904, may be the earliest collection of simple music in China. An interesting phenomenon is that notation originated in Europe, but European countries have long given up using notation, and only some countries and regions in Asia (especially China) still use notation, with a high penetration rate. "
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The common notation in the world at present. A method of recording music by marking notes and other marks with different time values on five parallel lines with equal distance.
The predecessor of staff can be traced back to Newham notation and quantitative notation in the Middle Ages. Newham spectrum takes the horizontal line as the standard, and symbols indicate the level of sound, but not the length of sound value. Since the 7th century, this symbol has appeared in European Catholic churches. At first, only 1 line was used to express the pitch of F. In the 10 century, it gradually developed into four lines through Guido and arezzo. Specify the pitch as D, F, A, C, draw the F line in red, and draw the C line in yellow (which later became the origin of treble and bass clefs in staff). /kloc-in the third century, someone used the fifth thread, which became the predecessor of the staff. /kloc-In the 6th century, there was a method of adding lines to make the record of pitch more complete.
13 Franco, a priest in Cologne, founded quantitative notation. This notation strictly stipulates the length of the sound with notes, rests and marks, which is a supplement and enrichment to Newham notation. 1450 or so, the paper money is painted black, which is called the black symbol. Later, hollow notes were used, which were called white symbols. This symbol was used in the west until about17th century.
The staff appeared on the basis of the first two,17th century gradually improved,18th century began to finalize the design, and it is still in use today. For example, the bar line was originally used for character notation, and the end of 17 was adopted by staff notation; 18th century commonly used ascending and descending symbols, and the expression symbols adopt quantitative notation; Decorative phonetic symbols originated from Newham notation and were systematically used in staff notation in the17th century.
When the staff was introduced into China, it was first recorded in Yi Xu in 17 13, in which the staff, scale and volume names were described. The staff was gradually spread and used in China, but it became popular after the middle of19th century with the preaching of western missionaries and the establishment of new learning.