Here we introduce how to read Chromatic Notation. You can learn it in the short amount of time as it is simple, and you can read notation instinctively. You just memorize the 12 types of pictures. New notation method, Chromatic Notation (3 line notation) does not use chromatic signs such as # and ♭ and clefs. The 5 characteristics and mechanism, how to read of Chromatic Notation (3 line notation), the latest notation method In the next section, we are going to briefly explain the mechanism of Chromatic Notation and how to read it. In the viewpoint of education, it must be very significant notation method. ※The illustration of keyboard with white and blue are colored for readers to understand easily the mechanism of key arrangements.Īs you can grasp the distance between notes by sight in Chromatic Notation, you can improve the sense of pitch unconsciously, that is epoch making. Moreover, it is a big advantage that the notation itself has the form of fingers touching keyboard in Chromatic Notation (see the diagram below). Therefore, once you memorize the positions as ‘the picture of notes’, even small child can read notation in one hour or two. In the case of Chromatic Notation, the note in that position is always same note. You can get to know which note is at a brief look at notation.Īlso Chromatic Notation does not use # and ♭at all. Thanks to less numbers of lines, it makes easy to be read at first time. But 3 lines of ‘Chromatic Notation (3 line notation)’ is even easier to read than the case of 5 line notation. In that sense, 5 lines of 5 line notation is easy to tell. If the numbers of lines are 7, it is difficult to read as it gets busy. If the numbers of lines are 2, it is hard to grasp the distance in the middle part.
The less the numbers of lines are, the more instinctively you can read the distance between lines. In other words, you can grasp the distance between notes that make chord correctly a glance. If same melody is lowered by 1 octave, the position of note indicated and the distance between notes do not change. This realizes the mechanism that indicates all the notes in the 12 scales without using # and ♭.Īs the positions for all 12 notes are set up, the way to indicate notes remains same after key changes. But in reality, blue lines should be imagined in mind. For convenience of the readers to understand, the diagram above has 2 blue lines each between 3 lines. From the lower solid line to upper solid line covers 1 octave.īoth solid lines (top and bottom) are ‘DO’. The notation that shows 1 octave with 3 base lines.ģ line notation indicates music with 3 lines while 5 line notation indicates with 5 solid lines. You can use Muto Notation (Chromatic Notation) rationally in all different music scenes such as string instruments like guitar and violin, transposing instruments, singing, music education, in addition to keyboards like piano. As 1 octave is indicated with 3 basic lines, it is called ‘3 line notation’ compared to 5 line notation or ‘Muto Notation’. And we came up with new music notation called Chromatic Notation. We solve the problems and contradictions of 5 line notations to let music much easier to understand with Muto Music Method. It has been contradictory that the more you learn 5 line notation, the more you lose sense of pitch. Because it has uses complicated signs like ciphers and structural problems like difficulty in to grasp distance between notes. You need to train yourself for long time to be able to 5 line notation smoothly. 3 line notation (Chromatic notation) Muto Notation Method that naturally strengthens sense of pitch
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