1. Piano Tuts
Piano keys are easily distinguishable, there are 2 black keys lined up, then 3 black keys, 2 black keys and so on. Under the 2 leftmost black keys, there are white keys called "C" keys.
After the "C" key there is a black key that can be read as "C #" or "Db". C # means "C goes up 1/2" and Db means "D goes down 1/2". Both are the same. Like the example above, there is G # = Ab, A # = Bb and Gb = F #.
In Piano Science, the location "C", "C #", "D" etc. never changes.
2. Understand the "Do" Location on the Piano
In Piano Pop Science, the "Do" position is not fixed, but changes according to its basic tone. This term is called movable do. For example, 1 = C, 1 = C #, 1 = D, 1 = A, 1 = Bb etc.
Notice figure 1 = C below.
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If 1 = C, the major notes notation are: C, D, E, F, G, A, B, C '
Notice if 1 = D, then the image will be like this:
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Notation 1 = D is D, E, F #, G, A, B, C #, D
3. Understanding Why "Do" Location Can Change
On pop pianos, whether solo or accompanying, it's natural for you to hear the question, "What do you do in Do?" Because most pop pianists and singers learn self-taught.
Do's location can change, to make it easier for those who play the piano without reading the notes, and why the location of "Do" can change, because it follows the rules of the BASIC TONE. If the basic tone is D, the "Do" tone is placed on the "D" key. Then the tone "Re", "Mi", Fa "etc. follows the interval or tone distance rules, so that the sound is suitable as the major scale of the tone that should be. Now what is the interval rule?
4. Understanding Interval Rules
The interval is a 2-tone distance. Each adjacent tone, the distance must be 1/2. For example C to C #, C # to D, D to D # and so on. For example, Interval C to D is 1 and D # interval to F # is 1.5.
To form the major tone of the stage, it takes 8 tones (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,1 ') or "Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Ti Do" composed by interval 1 - 1 - 1/2 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1/2. That is, intervals from "1" to "2" should be 1, the interval from "Re" to "Mi 'should be 1, the interval from" 3 "(Mi) to" 4 "(Fa) should be 1/2 etc.
Since the rule should be 1 - 1 - 1/2 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1/2 that is, then the tone of the tone 1 = D is finally composed to: D - E - F # - G - A - B - C # - D '. That is the distance D to E is definitely 1, the distance E to F # is definitely 1, the distance F # to G is definitely 1/2, the distance G to A is 1, the distance A to B is definitely 1, the distance B to C # is definitely 1 and the last is the distance C # 7 "to D is definitely 1/2.
How to Master the Interval Rules and the Major Tones Standards
To master it you must maximize your 2 brain cooperation:
The left brain memorizes and analyzes the formula 1 - 1 - 1/2 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1/2.
The right brain memorizes the sound, so without any formula, you can still feel the tune.
WHAT NEXT?
Once you understand the lesson above, you must practice playing it. Knowledge must be immediately trained, not enough to just 'know' but must 'be able'.
Happy study!
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