JP3197837U - Music sticker - Google Patents

Abstract

A musical score sticker capable of assisting performance according to performance techniques is provided. A plurality of seal bodies 1 are detachably attached to a mount P. The seal body 1 is formed in a size that can be attached to the upper blank of the score. A string line 2 indicating the position of the string of the stringed instrument is printed on the seal body 1. A fret line 3 indicating the position of the fret is printed on the seal body 1. A writing seal body 1A is provided in the blank portion so as to be freely writable. A code seal body 1B on which a code diagram is printed is provided. Either one or both of the writing seal body 1A and the code seal body 1B are selected. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a musical score sticker that uses an arbitrary chord diagram attached to a musical score to assist the performance of a stringed instrument.

  For stringed instruments such as guitars and ukuleles, a chord diagram indicating the position where the strings are pressed is used. When the performer does not know the position of the finger of the chord symbol described in the score, the performer refers to the chord diagram corresponding to the chord symbol and confirms the position of the finger.

  On the other hand, since it is complicated for beginners to refer to a chord diagram from chord symbols, a musical score in which the chord diagram is printed together with chord symbols is also provided. Such a musical score can be played while checking the position of the chord finger, so that the musical score is suitable for beginner practice.

  On the other hand, a quick support text for a keyboard instrument is described in Patent Document 1. This text is provided with a print page comprising a mount and an adhesive seal that is peelably adhered to the mount, and a plurality of keyboard codes are printed on the print page. Then, a plurality of printed keyboard codes are individually peeled off and attached to a musical score.

  In this way, a plurality of keyboard chords necessary for performance can be visually displayed by peeling off the necessary keyboard chords and attaching them to the musical score.

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  However, even if the performer is a beginner, when the performance technique is improved and the finger position corresponding to the chord symbol is memorized, the number of times the chord diagram is referred to gradually decreases, and the chord used basically Symbols can be played without referring to the chord diagram.

  Further, even intermediate players whose performance techniques have improved to some extent do not stop referring to chord symbols at all, and difficult chord symbols and chord symbols that are less frequently used are referred to from the chord diagram each time.

  Furthermore, there are cases where advanced users create and use their own chords by adding or deleting chord sounds shown in chord symbols. In this case, the original code symbol may be confirmed by a code diagram. In some cases, a chord is created that is completely different from a normal chord.

  As described above, there are individual differences in the case of referring to the chord symbol in terms of the skill level of the performer. However, there has not been provided a case that can assist the performance according to the performance technique.

  Accordingly, the present invention has been devised to solve the above-described problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a musical score sticker capable of assisting performance according to performance techniques.

  In order to achieve the above object, the first means in the present invention is composed of a mount P and a plurality of seal bodies 1 detachably attached to the mount P. The seal body 1 is a musical score of a musical score Q. The seal body 1 is formed with a string line 2 indicating the position of the string of the stringed instrument and a fret line 3 indicating the position of the fret. The seal body 1 is composed of either one or both of a writing seal body 1A provided so as to be freely writable with a position pressed by a finger in advance, and a code seal body 1B on which a code diagram is printed in advance.

  The mount P of the second means is obtained by sticking a plurality of code seal bodies 1B on which a code diagram corresponding to a plurality of code names derived from one kind of root tone is individually printed on one mount P. A mount P for each root is formed.

  The musical score is printed by printing the string line 2 indicating the position of the string of the stringed instrument and the fret line 3 indicating the position of the fret on the plurality of seal bodies 1 detachably attached to the mount P as in claim 1. By sticking the seal body 1 at an arbitrary position of Q, it is possible to assist in playing the stringed instrument.

  Moreover, when the seal body 1A is selected so that the position where the finger can be pressed is previously blank and can be written, the chord sound indicated by the chord symbol is added or deleted, especially when the advanced player performs. Therefore, it is suitable for creating and using individual codes.

  When the code seal body 1B on which a code diagram is printed in advance is selected, it functions as a seal that assists in pressing a code that cannot be remembered. Therefore, it is suitable for beginners to intermediate players.

  Furthermore, when both the writing seal body 1A and the chord seal body 1B are selected, more creative use is possible regardless of the performance level.

  As in claim 2, a plurality of code seal bodies 1B on which code diagrams corresponding to a plurality of chord names derived from one kind of root tone are individually printed are pasted on a single mount P, and each root tone is separated. By configuring the mount P, it becomes easy to manage the mount P for each code. In addition, the necessary code seal body 1B can be easily found.

  As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to achieve an original purpose such as that performance can be assisted according to performance techniques.

It is a front view which shows one Example of this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the use condition of this invention. It is a front view which shows the example of entry to a writing seal body. It is a front view which shows the example of the mount according to root sound. In the seal body for ukulele, (a) shows an example of a writing seal body and (b) shows an example of a code seal body.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described below. The present invention is composed of a mount P and a plurality of seal bodies 1 detachably attached to the mount P (see FIG. 1).

  The seal body 1 is formed in a size that can be pasted in the upper space of the musical score Q1 of the musical score Q (see FIG. 2). A string line 2 indicating the position of the string of the stringed instrument and a fret line 3 indicating the position of the fret are printed on the seal body 1 (see FIG. 1). Further, the seal body 1 can be selected from a writing seal body 1A and a code seal body 1B.

  The writing seal body 1A is provided so that writing can be performed with the position pressed by a finger blank in advance (see FIG. 3). Therefore, only the chord line 2 and the fret line 3 are printed on the swing shaft 1A. Then, the performer (user) enters and uses a mark indicating an arbitrary presser position on the writing seal body 1A.

  On the other hand, the code seal body 1B is a seal on which a code diagram is printed in advance (see FIG. 4). That is, a code diagram generally printed on a booklet or the like is printed on the surface of the seal for each code. The description example of the code seal body 1B can be arbitrarily changed as in the description example of the conventional code diagram.

  These writing seal body 1A and chord seal body 1B are both configured for stringed instruments. For guitars, ukuleles (see FIG. 5), basses (not shown), etc. Corresponding.

  The mount P is a release paper for the seal body 1, and the material and shape can be arbitrarily changed. In addition, the number of the sealing bodies 1 that are pasted on one mount P can be changed as appropriate. The illustrated mount P is provided with a writing seal body 1A and a code seal body 1B (see FIG. 1). Further, the mount P having only the writing seal body 1A and the mount P having only the code seal body 1B may be configured.

  Furthermore, in the example of illustration, it is comprised in the mount P according to root sound (refer FIG. 1). That is, a code diagram corresponding to a plurality of code names derived from one type of root note (E in the drawing) is printed individually. At this time, a large number of basic cords that are frequently used are pasted to reduce the number of cords that are less frequently used.

  It should be noted that the present invention is not limited to the illustrated examples, and the design can be freely changed within a range not changing the gist of the present invention. Moreover, the usage example of this invention is not limited.

P Mount Q Score Q1 Stave 1 Sticker 1A Writing Sticker 1B Code Sticker 2 String Line 3 Fret Line

Claims (2)

  And a plurality of seal bodies that are detachably attached to the mount. The seal bodies are formed in a size that can be pasted on the upper space of the musical score. A string line indicating the position of the string and a fret line indicating the position of the fret are printed, and the seal body is pre-printed with a writing seal body or a code diagram provided so that the position where the finger can be pressed is blank. A musical score seal comprising any one or both of the chord seal bodies formed.   The mount is composed of a plurality of code seal bodies each individually printed with a code diagram corresponding to a plurality of code names derived from one type of root sound, and a base sheet P for each root sound is formed. The sheet music sticker according to claim 1.

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