1. Breathing mark

It is recorded between two notes on the song score, indicating that you need to take a breath when singing here. If it is recorded on the instrumental music score, it means that you have to breathe. A sentence is needed here.

2. Pause marks

Pause marks are also called staccato marks. When written as a small solid inverted triangle and written above the sound, it means that the sound should be It is played very short and jumpy, almost three-quarters shorter in essence. When written as a small dot and written on the side of the note head, it also means that the performance is short, but the degree is not as good as the previous one, and the essence is shortened by nearly half.

3. Terminator

Its symbol is a dot in the middle of a semicircle. In monophonic music, it is written above the notes and rests, indicating that the work is The duration of notes or rests can be freely increased depending on the style and the player's intention. In polyphonic music the truncatula can also be written below a note or rest.

Tennis can also be recorded on the bar line to indicate a moment of rest between bars. A truncatula marked on a double vertical line indicates the end or end of a piece of music.

4. Tuplets

The duration of the notes is freely divided equally, and the number is inconsistent with the basic division, which is called a special form of rhythm division, which is commonly known as tuplets. Tuplets are marked with Arabic numerals in the middle of the arc. For example

The longest exposure for beginners is triplets. There are many types of tuplets, and they are called tuplets according to their numbers. For example, if a 5 is marked above the symbol, it is a "5tuplet", if it is marked 6, it is a "6tuplet", and if it is marked 3, it is a "3tuplet". And so on.

5. Maintain the sound mark

Using this mark means that the sound should fully maintain its essence, be full and affirmative, and have a slight disconnect between the sounds.

Pipa symbol

The arpeggio symbol is in front of the harmony, which means that each note in the harmony should be played quickly from the bottom up.

Pause marks

Pause marks are also called staccato marks. When written as a small solid inverted triangle and written above the sound, it indicates the tone to be played. Very short and jumpy, nearly three-quarters shorter in essence.

When written as a small dot on the side of the note head, it also means that the performance is short, but the degree is not as good as the previous one, and the actual length is nearly half.

Repetition mark

Indicates that the part within this mark should be played or sung repeatedly, from as little as 1 bar to as much as the entire song. If it is repeated from the beginning, the previous mark does not need to be written.