1. Little Star Music Score

"Little Star" is derived from the traditional British children's song "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" more than 200 years ago

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The theme of this song is romantic and dreamy. It consists of six quartets and dyads. It is the most famous crown in the history of children's songs in the world. In various countries and cultures around the world, nursery rhymes have also become the first classic nursery rhymes for children's enlightenment education.

2. Doll and Bear Dance Score

"Doll and Bear Dance" is a children's song composed by Mkachulbina and adapted by Si Yuanyang. This children's song** *There are two versions, namely Chinese version and English version. It is a Polish children's song with a happy melody and beautiful lyrics. It gives people a cheerful and joyful feeling and is deeply loved by everyone.

3. Ode to Joy Music Score

"Ode to Joy", also known as "Ode to Joy", is a poem written by the German poet Schiller in 1785. Beethoven composed it and it became the main part of the fourth movement of his Ninth Symphony, which includes four independent voices, chorus, and orchestra. The music composed by Beethoven became the anthem of the European Union.

4. "Happy Birthday" piano score

With the widespread use of English, more and more people use English to express their blessings. Now when I sing "Happy Birthday" on birthdays, I sing it first in Chinese and then in English. Music composed by Madrid Hill, lyrics by Bertie Hill.

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Common sense in using music scores

1. Three dotted symbols form a 12-point note. The first row of dotted symbols expresses the note value. The second column of dots expresses note names, and the third column expresses note groups; notes and notes can be realized.

2. The beat number (X0Y) is located at the beginning of the whole song. The first column of dots represents the duration of each beat, and the third column of dots represents the number of beats.

3. Tuplet (X0Z), the first column of dots represents the duration of each beat, and the third column of dots represents the duration of the tuplet.

4. For chord notes (XX0), the root note remains unchanged, and the note group dots for non-root notes are omitted.

5. The grace note mark (D00) indicates the front grace note, and the grace note mark is placed in front of the grace note; it indicates the back grace note, and the grace note mark is placed in front of the main note

, the back grace note is placed behind the main note.