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...The so-called Ming and Qing music that was introduced to Japan also uses gongche notation. After the Xinhai Revolution, the use of "simplified music" (numerical notation), in which pitch is replaced with Arabic numerals and rhythmic symbols are added, became quite common in China, and Western staff notation is also used with auxiliary symbols added as necessary. (2) Technique notation The oldest technique notation for musical instruments is that for the qin (seven-stringed zither), and the first time that "qin music" was found in musical documents was in the four volumes of "Qin Music" compiled by Dai (Book of Sui, Volume 32, Journal 27, Classics 1)....

*Some of the terminology explanations that refer to "simplified music" are listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

…日本に伝えられたいわゆる明清（みんしん）楽でも工尺譜を用いる。なお辛亥革命以後の中国では，音の高さをアラビア数字に置き換えリズム記号を付した〈簡譜〉(数字記譜法)がかなり広く行われており，西洋の五線記譜法も必要に応じて補助的記号をつけるなどして用いられている。(2)奏法譜　楽器の奏法譜は琴（きん）(七弦琴)の譜が最も古く，初めて楽書類の中に〈琴譜〉がみられるのは，戴氏撰《琴譜》全4巻(《隋書》巻三十二，志第二十七，経籍一)においてである。…

※「簡譜」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。

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