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1. www.victoriaboler.com › blog › 2015/11/12How To Read Chinese Music - Victoria Boler

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   Nov 18, 2015 · How To Read Chinese Music. Update: June 2020. This is a post I wrote while teaching music in Guangzhau, China. It is a narrative of how my friend, Emma, taught me to read music in Chinese notation. This is not meant to be a definitive guide to the rich musical culture of Chinese music. Enjoy!

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2. www.mamalisa.com › blog › chinese-musical-notationChinese Musical Notation – Music without a Staff!

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   Jun 28, 2007 · Each song includes the full text in the original language, with an English translation, and most include sheet music. All include links to web pages where you can listen to recordings, hear the tune or watch a video performance. Each includes a beautiful illustration.

3. www.8notes.com › world › chinaFree Chinese Sheet Music - Traditional and Classical music ...

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   Sheet Music. Browse our collection of Traditional and Classical sheet music from China. Er. Chinese National Anthem (The March of the Volunteers) Trad. Mo Li Hua (Jasmine Flower) Trad. Zi Zhu Diao (Chinese Trad.) Trad.

4. www.thisisclassicalguitar.com › chinese-folk-songsChinese Folk Songs for Classical Guitar

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   Jun 3, 2022 · Easy Chinese Folk Songs for Guitar Volume 1 – PDF sheet music for classical guitar. Six Arrangements of Chinese Folk Song Melodies. Comes with both a notation edition with left hand fingering and a separate tab edition. The level is easy-intermediate (Grades 2-3). My PDF Sheet Music or Tab Edition.

5. musescore.com › sheetmusic › chineseFree sheet music for Chinese | Download PDF or print on ...

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   Share, download and print free sheet music for Chinese with the world's largest community of sheet music creators, composers, performers, music teachers, students, beginners, artists, and other musicians with over 1,500,000 digital sheet music to play, practice, learn and enjoy.

6. musescore.com › thelightoi › traditional-chinese-musicTraditional Chinese Music - 【NEW - Musescore.com

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   Feb 17, 2016 · Download and print in PDF or MIDI free sheet music of Traditional Chinese Music - Li Yang Yang for Traditional Chinese Music by Li Yang Yang arranged by TheLight OI for Flute piccolo, Violin, Harp (Mixed Quintet)

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   What is Chinese musical notation – music without a staff?

   • Chinese Musical Notation – Music without a Staff! I recently received a song from China called Little Swallow. The sheet music was very different from the notes on staffs that we use in the West. It consisted of numbers with dots and lines. Here’s what it looks like: I asked Wang Li, who sent me the song, about it.

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   What is Chinese sheet music?

   • The sheet music was very different from the notes on staffs that we use in the West. It consisted of numbers with dots and lines. Here’s what it looks like: I asked Wang Li, who sent me the song, about it. She said, “In China this kind of sheet music consist of numbers 1-7 and is quite popular:

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   Can Chinese numbered musical notation be used as shorthand?

   • I can see an advantage to musicians using the Chinese numbered notation as a type of shorthand. If you’re interested in more details, you can read about Chinese numbered musical notation on Wikipedia. You can see the song page for Little Swallow with the lyrics, midi and staff sheet music by clicking on the link.

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   What are some examples of traditional Chinese music?

   • Browse our collection of Traditional and Classical sheet music from China. Chinese National Anthem (The March of the Vol... Trad. Trad. Wa Ha Ha 娃哈哈 (traditiona... Trad. Trad. Trad. Trad. Trad. Trad. Are there other Chinese pieces you would like to see here? Put in a request via the email on our Contact page

   Free Chinese Sheet Music - Traditional and Classical music

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   Is there a program to write music in Chinese notation?

   • I tried the program “Music Writer – v3.0” and it works very well. This is a very good program for those who want to write music in the Chinese Notation or for those who want to translating Chinese to Western notation or vice versa. It is super, to try without delay.

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   Is music writer a good program for converting Chinese to Western notation?

   • This is a very good program for those who want to write music in the Chinese Notation or for those who want to translating Chinese to Western notation or vice versa. It is super, to try without delay. Music Writer v3.2 is out with improved features for converting Chinese to Western notations.

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8. imslp.org › wiki › Chinese_Music_(Aalst,_JChinese Music (Aalst, J. A. van) - IMSLP

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   This should be pronounced like "Jue" in Chinese, not"Jiao"(Jiao is another pronunciation of this character which means "horn, angle". In China, the same character may have more than one pronunciations). So in this article, the translated pronunciation like"Chiao"(Jiao) is actually wrong. It should be "Jue". ---Zhang, Shuwen(Chinese)