L.V.Beethoven - Piano Sonata No.14 1st Moonlight (Tonic Solfa)
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We will reduce the circumference time by 2 times!
Sheet Music : Tonic solfa (use Korean character)
The name is the same as the Tonic solfa used in the video.
We wrote down all the Tonic solfa.
The same pattern or the same tonic solfa name is marked with color.
Keyboard positions that may be confusing are also marked in color (it is easy to understand if you look at the example in the photo below!)
In addition, the name of the system, which should be considered once more, has been marked with city # -> degrees to make it easier to see!
Changing notes are also written in different colors or circled in different colors.
Let’s look at the tonic solfa of the Moonlight Sonata 1st movement together!
First of all, the original score is like this. Just looking at it, a little um...? Do you?!
Then, shall we look at the 3piano's Moonlight 1st movement tonic solfa sheet music?!
how is it ?!?! You think you can finish the song quickly, right?!
시레파#로 가다가 시레#파#로 변하는 부분도 동그라미색으로 표시해두었습니다 !
(The part that goes to 시레파# and changes to 시레#파# is also marked with a circle color!)
You look here,
In addition to displaying the same Tonic solfa pattern color,
The left hand continues to appear the same, but I have marked it so that it can be clearly seen at a glance.
Another important thing is the melody! The melody is marked with red notes!
Looking at the name of the Moonlight Sonata 1st movement
Try it out quickly!
We will reduce the circumference time by 2 times!
Sheet Music : Tonic solfa (use Korean character)
The name is the same as the Tonic solfa used in the video.
We wrote down all the Tonic solfa.
The same pattern or the same tonic solfa name is marked with color.
Keyboard positions that may be confusing are also marked in color (it is easy to understand if you look at the example in the photo below!)
In addition, the name of the system, which should be considered once more, has been marked with city # -> degrees to make it easier to see!
Changing notes are also written in different colors or circled in different colors.
Let’s look at the tonic solfa of the Moonlight Sonata 1st movement together!
First of all, the original score is like this. Just looking at it, a little um...? Do you?!
Then, shall we look at the 3piano's Moonlight 1st movement tonic solfa sheet music?!
how is it ?!?! You think you can finish the song quickly, right?!
시레파#로 가다가 시레#파#로 변하는 부분도 동그라미색으로 표시해두었습니다 !
(The part that goes to 시레파# and changes to 시레#파# is also marked with a circle color!)
You look here,
In addition to displaying the same Tonic solfa pattern color,
The left hand continues to appear the same, but I have marked it so that it can be clearly seen at a glance.
Another important thing is the melody! The melody is marked with red notes!
Looking at the name of the Moonlight Sonata 1st movement
Try it out quickly!
We will reduce the circumference time by 2 times!
