How to grasp the strength and weakness of the piano's beats? You need to understand that in music, the strength and weakness of rhythms and beats have their own basic and different strength and weakness laws.

The relationship between the strength and weakness of these beats is also reflected in the rhythm:

When one beat includes two notes on average, it is equivalent to two beats: the first One sound is strong, the second sound is weak.

When one beat contains an average of three notes, it is equivalent to three beats: the first note is strong, and the second and third notes are weak.

When one beat includes an average of four notes, it is equivalent to four beats: the first note is strong, the third note is less strong, and the second and fourth notes are weak.

When one beat includes five tones, it is equivalent to five beats. At this time, there are two possibilities for the strength relationship of the five tones: one is the strength of the first tone, and the strength of the third tone. The second sound is stronger, and the second, fourth, and fifth sounds are weak; the other is that the first sound is strong, the fourth sound is second strong, and the second, third, and fifth sounds are weak.

When one beat includes six tones, there are two possibilities, that is, one is equivalent to two three-beat beats forming a six-beat beat: that is, the first note is strong and the fourth note is less strong. , the second, third, fifth, and sixth sounds are weak. Another situation is: the first sound is strong, the third and fifth sounds are less strong, and the second, fourth and sixth sounds are weak. This is equivalent to six beats made up of three double beats. However, this kind of six beats is generally uncommon.

Extended information:

This strong and weak relationship in rhythm is not only reflected in one beat, but also in half a beat or less. Of course, the strength mentioned here is all relative.

For example, the average of two notes in one beat becomes four notes when the two beats are connected together. Although the first note of each beat is strong and the second note is weak, the four notes are When the individual tones are combined together, their intensity is not exactly the same. The four tones in two beats are like four beats, the first one is strong, the third one is less strong, and the second and fourth ones are weak.

Therefore, the strong-weak relationship mentioned above is not only reflected in smaller units of duration, but also between larger units of duration, such as between a section and so on.

In the relationship between the strength and weakness of rhythm, it should be noted that in the four-three beat and the eight-six beat, there are six eighth notes in each measure, and the six eighth notes in the eight-six beat are other. The relationship between strength and weakness is: strong, weak, weak, second strong, weak, weak. The difference between the two is that the eight-six beat is composed of two eight-three beats, so the three eighth notes of each eight-three beat are strong, weak, and weak.

The six eighth notes in the 43 beat are decomposed from three quarter notes, so of the two eighth notes in each beat, the first is strong and the second is weak. , three beats connected together become strong, weak, sub-strong, weak, sub-strong, weak.