JP2005031619A - Musical note classified by color by each pattern - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an intelligible musical note in such a notation system as easy to understand at a glance so that a keyboard instrument player, regardless of a beginner class or an advanced class, is able to read music easier than ever. <P>SOLUTION: A player is largely unburdened of reading musical note by bundling continuous groups of notes which can be grouped into specific patterns such as a repeated pattern and scale of notes, and a chromatic scale, according to the patterns. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  An object of the present invention is to provide a score that allows easy reading of notes by previously grouping only note patterns having specific characteristics with respect to conventionally used musical scores for keyboard instruments.

  Traditional music scores allow you to understand and play music accurately while looking at the notes, symbols, and characters described on the staff. However, beginners need to know where the music score on the score indicates. Has the disadvantages that it is difficult to understand the meaning of the notes and requires a lot of effort to learn.

  Music is something that is felt by the ears and is invisible to the eye. It is the traditional score that left it in a visible form, but the music score for the keyboard instrument and the grand staff used in the past have to be read by the performer at the same time. The reading difficulty is very high.

  Therefore, for beginners and unfamiliar people, reading music becomes a big barrier, and as a result, many people give up learning the musical instruments from the beginning, and the difficulty of reading music is a barrier to the development of the music population. Is the current situation.

  The notes arranged in the staff are not arranged randomly, but according to the laws of music, the same note repeats, the strings are arranged at regular intervals, the scales of adjacent notes are continuous, or semitones Often a group of notes with a certain regularity is used, such as a progressive chromatic scale.

  By creating a group of consecutive notes with a specific regularity in advance and differentiating them from other groups of notes, the performer can add one note to a group of notes within a specific group. Even if one is not read, the sound indicated by the note can be easily discriminated from the attribute of the group, so the burden of reading music can be reduced.

  In a musical score, a group of notes having a specific regularity is distinguished for each group by a color or shading corresponding to the regularity.

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Is the beginning for Elise, but for the same tone in the melody part and accompaniment part, it is the same color, or by shading it, just looking at the color or shading pattern, So that you can see that they are identical.

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Is a scale in which adjacent notes continue. In this way, only notes with specific characteristics are grouped and raised in a continuous group of notes in this way, so that only the starting sound can be grasped without having to read the notes one by one. Since continuous notes can be discriminated based on the multiplication, the burden of reading music can be reduced.

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Is a chromatic scale progression. Temporary symbols such as flat and sharp are mixed and the score is very difficult to distinguish, but if it is difficult to group as a semitone, it is possible to reproduce the notes in between just by checking the start sound and the final sound Therefore, in the group, it is possible to easily play the difficult part of the score without reading the temporary symbols each time.

  As described above, the present invention is a performance required for reading the notes by grouping and distinguishing a group of notes with specific regularity from the conventional score, such as repetition of the same note form. This is a format that alleviates the struggle of the musicians and organizes and organizes groups with specific regularities, so that even when used for song analysis for the purpose of studying music or memorizing music, It is an easy-to-understand expression format.

It is the figure which grouped the note group of the same sound form by shading each. It is the figure which divided the scale into groups with which the adjacent notes continue. It is the figure which divided the chromatic scale into groups.

Claims (3)

  A musical score that groups repeated patterns of notes and distinguishes them from other groups of notes.   A musical score that groups successive notes up or down by semitones and distinguishes them from other notes.   A musical score in which three or more consecutive scales are grouped to distinguish them from other groups of notes.

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