Beginners just need to identify the various notes of the music score.
1. Recognize the musical notes. The musical notes are composed of Arabic numerals, with 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 as the note names. When singing, do, re, mi, fa, so, la and si are also called roll calls. Only by memorizing the note names can you learn the music score.
2. Know the key name. In the upper left corner of the music score, you will see the sign 1=c, which indicates the key signature. The key name also means that when singing, if the pitch of the song is too high, it needs to be lowered. If the song is pitched lower, it needs to be pitched higher. -The key representation in general songs is C, D, E, F, G, A.B. These all need to be memorized.
3. Understand the beat. The beat is a complete action of raising the hand after clapping, which is called a beat. The beat speed is required to be even, not fast and slow.
Introduction to music score:
1. Music score refers to the combination of music score and lyrics. The lyrics are filled in below the corresponding notes, and there is no limit to the language category.
2. The music scores can be divided into simplified music scores, guitar scores, piano scores, electronic piano scores, accordion scores, erhu scores, flute and Xiao scores, saxophone scores, and guzheng scores. Other music scores can be divided according to categories - hymn music scores, popular music scores, ethnic music scores, children's music scores, foreign music scores, opera music scores, and film and television music scores.
3. Song score can refer to the combination of the music score and lyrics of the song; it can also refer to the music score of the song without including the lyrics. Music scores can be recorded in simplified notation and staff. Simplified musical notation uses Arabic numerals to express pitch; staff notation uses the position of notes on five lines (more than five lines) to express pitch.