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送交者: tieshu 2007年1月03日06:31:43 于 [高山流水]http://www.bbsland.com

回答: TDS=Tonic, Dominant, Subdominant 由 wtang 于 2007年1月02日21:38:19:

I like your singing with real time piano accompaniment!

Thanks for explaining the D and Dm for me. It is very useful to clear my mind. I definite to play piano more to understand the chords better:-)

But it's hard to agree with you that TSD are notations used in Chinese music books(I don see them in English books). I think they are used as more abstract yet meaningful symbols when explaining chord theory so that it doesn't have to distinguish between different keys. I, IV, V don't have the "meaning" as TSD have and are used more often when referring the position of a note in the scale. Just my 2cents:-)

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I am glad you like my tan2 chang4. - wtang 1/03/07 (4)
- yes, you are right,sheet music won't use TSD at all - tieshu 1/03/07 (3)
  - I do have quite a few chinese piano accompany - wtang 1/04/07 (2)
    - Post that sheet music out, I will be really interested - tieshu 1/04/07 (1)
      - Those are from a book of "piano accompany" - wtang 1/04/07 (0)

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