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How do beginners understand piano scores?

First of all, regardless of the treble clef or the bass clef, counting from bottom to top are the first line, the second line, the third line, the fourth line, the fifth line, and the empty space, from the bottom to the top. Going up is the first room, the second room, the third room, the fourth room, and then we look at the notes. Add a line under the treble staff to do, and then count up to re, mi, fa, so, la. ,xi,do,re.

In the entry-level stage of piano staff, one must be able to quickly identify note names or roll calls, as well as their corresponding positions on the keyboard. It is recommended to just memorize it by rote, and you can get it done in a few days. After memorizing it, you will find that it is easy to play music in the early stages when sight-reading. You must be able to sing the 4th and 8th note rhythms of 2, 3 and 4 beats accurately.

Understand basic music theory knowledge such as intervals, chords, and note durations. Just practice more by yourself. In fact, you don’t have to pay special attention to practice. You will get familiar with it the more you play it.

If you must practice, just go to the Internet and find a few simple music scores to sight read. The more you practice, the better. In fact, now when I play by myself, I have to look for particularly high notes or particularly low notes. It gets annoying every time I encounter a bunch of bass chords, but I’d better try to memorize the three middle ranges.