| 摘要 |
The novel alphanumeric music language PianoAlphabet07' replaces the existing musical notation without the SOL-FA musical stave. It is revolutionary because a 7-year old child can instantly play the melody written in PianoAlphabet07' on his piano having first correctly identified keys 1 to 7 on the keyboard, after a simple explanation of how the time bars work, lasting around ten minutes. The PianoAphabet07' code or algorithm is easy to view and will be appreciated by adults who take music seriously or wish to enjoy themselves without studying, or decrypt or play a piece in the Sol-Fa musical stave with flat or sharp key signatures. PianoAlphabet07' is like the Windows of music, and the old DOS (musical notation with a musical stave) is no longer necessary except in order to be able to directly and, above all, easily, translate it in PianoAlphabet07' which remains compatible for translation purposes. PianoAlphabet07' comes from my imagination, after 50 years of playing by ear and 15 years of gradual research in order to arrive at this revolutionary creation, PianoAlphabet07', invented by myself, Jean Letendre de Drummondvïlle. Without receiving help from anybody, using my vision, my tenacity, and my will to find, I imagine that this code will be effective for the next 100 years, and will be directly compatible with the MIDI system for digital recordings, because it can easily change key with the reading software and print the score on paper. I wanted it to be possible for a 7-year old child to read scores in PianoAlphabet07', play them with both hands, with maybe two fingers, and make music with the synthesisers of today, which are very widespread and MIDI-compatible. We have come a long way from the origin of old written music using the musical stave, when everything was done by hand, on paper. PianoAlphabet07' makes it possible to use all the keys, obviously playing a non-electronic or standard piano, and to use the black or white keys if desired, but the focus is on ease of learning, proposing playing the major scale in DO (l), and the minor scale in LA (6), which means that the PianoAlphabet07' method also proposes using the white keys only, only needing 7 chords instead of 77 for the 12 different keys. This is how I have defined the PianoAlphabet07' code and the method of said code, protected first by filing a Canadian patent application on 13 December 2012, and now by filing for International protection, leaving it in my native language of French. |
