The Basic Situation of Tong Zhongliang's Concise Course of Basic Music Theory

Author: Tong Zhongliang Press: Shanghai Conservatory of Music Press Translator: Series Name: Publication Date: 2007-1-Kloc-0/Shelf Date: 2007-19:15: 00 ISBN: 97878069222 Book: Binding.

With the country's increasing emphasis on quality education for college students, its teaching materials have mushroomed. However, it is difficult for teachers and students to obtain systematic, authoritative and practical excellent teaching materials. In order to get rid of this dilemma, Shanghai Conservatory of Music Press, relying on its strong academic, scientific research and teaching advantages in the academic world, grandly launched a series of teaching materials of the Department of National Music Education in Colleges and Universities. This set of textbooks covers all disciplines of music education in colleges and universities, which can be used as an auxiliary teaching content for music majors and is more suitable for music teaching in normal universities.

Based on the concept of "popularization of university education, college students make teaching materials", the author hired experts in various fields of national music to write corresponding courses respectively. They are not only first-class scholars who have made achievements in various fields, but also excellent teachers who have worked in the front line of education for many years and have rich experience. Each tutorial is the accumulation of their academic, scientific research and teaching achievements for many years.

"Practicality" is another major feature of this set of textbooks. After each course has a concise theoretical narrative, it is helpful for teachers' teaching and students' self-study with a large number of examples, exercises and answers.

I believe this set of teaching materials will soon become an ideal example of music education teaching materials in colleges and universities across the country! Chapter 1 Sound, Pitch and Twelve Laws

Section 1 Music and Noise

The characteristics of music in the second quarter

Section 3 Sound System

Section 4: Tone series, tone level, tone range and tone region.

Section 5 Different Marking Methods of Twelve Semitones

Section VI Labeling Methods of Traditional Order Names and Dhamma Names in China

Practice and reference answers.

Chapter II Division of Notes and Its Term

The first section notes and staff

Basic division of note duration in the second quarter

Rest in the third quarter

Supplementary symbols of growth time in the fourth quarter

Special division of note duration in the fifth section

Duration of notes with a specific pitch in the sixth quarter

Practice and refer to the answers

Chapter III clef and rhythm

Section 1 clef

Section 2 Spectrum Table

In the third quarter Lu Yin and Yang

Practice and refer to the answers

Chapter IV Playing and Beating on the Day

The basic concepts of section and section.

Second beat and time mark

Section 3 Various Beats

Section 4 syncopation

Section 5 Combination of Sound Values

Correct division of the sixth beat

Section 7 China Traditional Music.

Practice and refer to the answers

The fifth chapter interval

Section 1 Melody, Tone and Harmony Interval

The extent and nature of the interval in the second quarter

Expansion and contraction of the third section interval

The fourth quarter single interval and complex interval

Section 5 Equal intervals

Section 6 Interval transposition

Section 7 Methods of Forming and Identifying Spaces

Section 8 harmonious intervals and dissonant intervals

Practice and refer to the answers

Chapter VI Natural Scale Model

Section 1 Natural Major Mode and Its Scale Structure

The second section, key signature with natural big mode.

Section 3 Natural Minor and Its Scale Structure

The relationship between signatures in major and minor.

Practice and refer to the answers

Chapter VII Variation of Natural Scale Model

Section 1 Harmony Mode

The second quarter melody size mode

Section III Comparison of Color Interval between Large and Small Modes

The fourth quarter, the characteristics of the major and minor modes.

The fifth section is the same as the tonic.

The sixth part points out the main points of various modes.

Practice and refer to the answers

Chapter VIII National Model and Medieval Model

The first quarter pentatonic scale and its mode

Ellipsis form of pentatonic scale in the second quarter

Section 3 Traditional Seven-Tone Scale

Ellipsis form of seven tones in the fourth quarter

Section 5 Tonggong Tune and Its key signature

Section 6 Medieval Model

Practice and refer to the answers

Chapter 9 Chords

The first quarter triad and the seventh chord

In-situ chord and inverted chord in the second quarter

Composition of chords in the third quarter

The fourth quarter equal chord

The fifth section chord marker

Section 6 Resolution of Inconsistent Chords

Practice and refer to the answers

Chapter 10 The Relationship of Tone

The first section is the close relationship between big and small tones.

In the second quarter, the main chords have the same tonic.

The third section, the mode of the same palace system and the mode of intimate relationship.

The fourth quarter, homophonic pentatonic scale

Practice and refer to the answers

Chapter XI Alternation and Conversion of Tone sandhi and Tone

The first section is modal sandhi.

Mode chromatic scale in the second quarter

Section 3 transposition

The fourth quarter is out of tune.

Section 5 Tone modulation

Section 6 Alternating Mode

Practice and refer to the answers

Chapter XII Decorative Tones, Playing Symbols and Musical Terms

Section 1 decorative sound

In the second quarter, playing symbols

In the third section, write down the score briefly.

Section 4 Common Musical Terms

Practice and refer to the answers

Thirteenth Lv Zhang system

The first section overtone train

Section 2 Twelve Average Laws and Phonetic Points

The law of five degrees in the third quarter

Section 4 Pure Law

Practice and refer to the answers

Appendix: Music Theory Test Paper and Its Reference Answers

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