Which countries use notation?

The first floor and the second floor are very impressive to you, especially the second floor. As a kind of notation, notation is mainly expressed by numbers, so it is also called digital notation. Originated in France, 1904 was introduced into China.

1665, Suetti, a Franciscan monk in Paris, wrote a book entitled "New Methods of Learning Quality and Music", in which he proposed to replace Arabic numerals 1 to 7 with roll names "ut", "re", "mi", "fa", "sol", "la" and "si".

1742, the Frenchman Rousseau (not the one we are familiar with now) published and explained this invention in the French Academy of Sciences.

/kloc-in the 0/7th century, French Catholic priest Su Weiti found it difficult for teaching staff to guide believers to sing hymns and wanted to create a more convenient method. So he used Arabic numerals 1234567 instead of Do Ro Mi Fa So Ras, and published two papers on 1665 and 1679, namely "A New Method of Learning Music" and "An Experiment of Singing Church Songs with Digital Spectrum". Unfortunately, it was not valued by musicians at that time, but it caused criticism from moralists, and the new method was stillborn.

By the middle of18th century, Rousseau (17 12- 1778), a leading figure, appeared in France. His book "Emily" expounds the education of nature inspiration and love, and "Civil Contract Theory" is a milestone in modern political science. Although both of them were banned by the French parliament in 1762, their influence was far-reaching. Rousseau was also a great music educator. He wrote more than 100 songs, and his one-act play "Country Fortune-teller" was favored by the king and performed for more than 400 times. He advocated that "music is the sublimation of language" and "artificial stacking is against nature." "Melody is the protagonist of music and harmony is the supporting role." I also helped my friend edit the Music Dictionary, which was published in 1767. At that time, exquisite music was still the leisure enjoyment of nobles. In view of the importance of "music for all", Rousseau strongly appealed for the advantages of digital notation in the thesis report of French Academy of Sciences, but his "amateur status" was satirized by conservative professors in the Conservatory of Music.

Many years later, under the arrangement of math teacher Garin (1786- 182 1) and Dr. Paris of Philharmonic (1798- 1866), digital notation has been paid more and more attention. 19 century, music educator Seville (1804— 1864) further improved it, which was officially recognized by the French government educational institutions. It is called Garin-Paris-Seville notation, or Seville notation for short, commonly known as "digital notation" or "notation". At this time, the notation of notation was complete and became an orthodox musical tool at that time.

This symbol is universal in the world, but it is not commonly used in the west. Only German, French, Dutch, Russian and other countries use notation, but in East Asia, notation is more commonly used, especially in China.