Card file of speech material for automating the sound “Рь”

Words starting with the syllable "re"

The syllable “RE”, according to the initial sound, belongs to the type - covered

(begins with a consonant), according to the final sound -
open
(ends with a vowel sound), according to the initial and final sound -
open
(is not both closed and closed).

Consisting of 2 syllables:

1. recipe
2. register
3. reflex
4. river
5. turnip
6. belt
7. river
8. rivers
9. river
10. river
11. rebus
12. having decided
13. turnips
14. registry
15. I cut

1. rivers
2. by the river
3. turnip
4. river
5. rare
6. Guys
7. cut
8. river
9. roar
10. decided
11. you're crying
12. rare
13. riverman
14. rhubarb
15. decide

1. cuts
2. river
3. rare
4. reverse
5. mode
6. rivers
7. rarely
8. decided
9. resource
10. make up your mind
11. reforms
12. repair
13. rare
14. turnip
15. will decide

1. decide
2. turnips
3. playfully
4. burdock
5. rarity
6. frisky
7. speeches
8. frisky
9. rare
10. radish
11. reserve
12. decide
13. river
14. you decide
15. refrain

Consisting of 3 syllables:

1. restaurant
2. editor
3. region
4. sieve
5. Guys
6. rivulet
7. director
8. river
9. lattice
10. radish
11. advertisements
12. reflex
13. guys
14. river

1. crafts
2. gratings
3. radishes
4. register
5. river
6. puzzles
7. recipes
8. decided
9. remark
10. rivulets
11. registry
12. cutting
13. crafts
14. rivers
15. childish

1. we decide
2. decided
3. replica
4. rivulet
5. registers
6. river
7. props
8. grille
9. rare
10. decides
11. decided
12. registers
13. slatted
14. small river
15. craft

1. river
2. roared
3. advertising
4. decisions
5. made up my mind
6. reflexes
7. replicas
8. sliced
9. craft
10. recipe
11. decided
12. reflector
13. replica
14. frisky
15. straps

Consisting of 4 syllables:

1. solution
2. republic
3. guys
4. restaurant
5. decision
6. editor
7. region
8. registrar
9. childishness
10. editors
11. reflective
12. kids
13. lattice
14. restaurants
15. solutions

1. receptor
2. editor
3. for the kids
4. handicraft
5. restaurant
6. receptors
7. to the editor
8. reflection
9. kids
10. cutting
11. requisites
12. restaurants
13. decide
14. receptors
15. editors

1. editorial staff
2. determination
3. audits
4. prescription
5. republic
6. advertising
7. editors
8. determination
9. reflex
10. regime
11. republics
12. regulations
13. audit
14. advertising
15. editorial office

1. regions
2. republic
3. rare
4. regions
5. repression
6. republic
7. rare
8. speech
9. region
10. repression
11. advertising
12. speech
13. regions
14. decisively
15. reforms

Consisting of 5 syllables:

1. registration
2. restaurants
3. registrar
4. republican
5. registration
6. regional
7. registry
8. reflected
9. republican
10. complaint
11. regional
12. republican
13. Reshetnikova
14. register
15. registration

1. requisition
2. register
3. to advertise
4. regional
5. registration
6. republican
7. prescription
8. editorial
9. regional
10. reflex
11. republican
12. editorial
13. reflex
14. regional
15. decisive

1. thinning
2. reproductive
3. repair
4. decisive
5. reformers
6. reproductive
7. decisiveness
8. restoration
9. we are repairing
10. decisive
11. repertoire
12. reformation
13. loudspeaker
14. restored
15. repairs

1. decisive
2. repertoires
3. decisive
4. reproduction
5. reform
6. revolver
7. decisive
8. rehearse
9. rehearsing
10. reservation
11. revolution
12. recombinant
13. tutoring
14. reserves
15. rehearsal

Consisting of 6 syllables:

1. registration
2. republican
3. registration
4. regional
5. complaint
6. registered
7. regional
8. republican
9. advertised
10. recording
11. advertise
12. regional
13. revisionist
14. registration
15. audited

1. repaired
2. regulate
3. restoration
4. regulates
5. are being repaired
6. rehearsed
7. revolutionary
8. recommendations
9. retrospective
10. revolutionary
11. recommendation
12. retrospective
13. be regulated
14. revolutionary
15. recommended

1. recommended
2. abstract
3. traffic controller
4. traffic controllers
5. adjustable
6. recommended
7. regulated
8. regeneration
9. recommended
10. respiratory
11. regulated
12. regulating
13. reactive
14. regulating
15. reactive

1. regulating
2. reacting
3. regulators
4. reactionary
5. editable
6. implementation
7. implementation
8. implementation
9. reclamation
10. implemented
11. effectiveness
12. implemented
13. productive
14. implemented
15. religiosity

Consisting of 7 syllables:

1. complaint
2. registered
3. replication
4. registering
5. restructuring
6. reorganization
7. registration
8. restructuring
9. reorganization
10. registration
11. restructuring
12. reorganization
13. reorganized

1. registration
2. regulated
3. regulated
4. reforming
5. regulating
6. resource-supplying
7. reduced
8. reconnaissance
9. reservation
10. revolutionary
11. recommendatory
12. regulation
13. revolutionary

1. regulation
2. revolutionaries
3. rehabilitation
4. regulation
5. revolutionary
6. recommendations
7. maintainability
8. revolutionary
9. recommended
10. regulatory
11. rehabilitation
12. recommended
13. regulating

1. regulating
2. reconstructed
3. reconstructed
4. reconstructed
5. editing
6. editing
7. editing
8. recreational
9. recreational
10. implemented
11. implemented
12. be realized
13. feasibility

1. realistic

Consisting of 8 syllables:

1. regulation
2. regulated
3. advertiser
4. regulating

1. resource-saving
2. regulating
3. rehabilitation
4. rehabilitation

1. rehabilitation
2. rehabilitated
3. rehabilitated
4. regenerative

1. reconstructed
2. reconstructed

Consisting of 9 syllables:

1. rehabilitation

1. rehabilitation

How to read sheet music

Notes are a kind of alphabet. They indicate the duration and pitch of a sound.

There are only seven notes and they are arranged in the following sequence: do, re, mi, fa, sol, la, si.

How to quickly learn notes?

There is also an international musical alphabet, where notes are written in Latin letters. Explanation of notes:

• C - before;
• D - re;
• E - mi;
• F - fa;
• G - salt;
• A - A;
• H - si.

How to read piano notes? To learn to read music, you also need to become familiar with the musical staff.

The staff consists of five lines and four spaces. The notes are located both on the lines themselves and in the spaces. There are notes in the treble clef and notes in the bass clef.

I use the treble clef to write all notes, starting from the first octave, that is, high. On the staff in the treble clef, from bottom to top, the notes are located on the lines: mi-sol-si-re-fa, and in the intervals: fa-la-do-mi.

The bass clef is the lower register. Just like in the treble clef, the notes of the bass clef on the stave are read from bottom to top, but have a different meaning. Bass clef notes on the lines: sol-si-re-fa-la, in the intervals: la-do-mi-sol.

Both signs should be written at the beginning of the staff on the left.

If we are studying music notation for beginners for the piano, then we need to remember that the keys are often combined into a system when writing notes for the instrument.

You can also come across the signs - sharp and flat.

A sharp is an increase by a semitone. So, for example, if you need to raise the note “E” by a semitone, then you need to write E sharp, and if you lower it, then write E flat.

Flat - lowers the sound by a semitone.

Bekar is a sign that cancels sharp and flat.

Flats and sharps are written on lines or in spaces, but correspond to those notes that are on the corresponding lines or spaces.

Easy notes for piano

There is another important concept in music - harmony. This is a system of stable and unstable sounds, united by a tonic.

There are two common patterns:

Major is a mode whose sustained sounds form a major triad. It is built like this: tone-tone-semitone-tone-tone-tone-semitone.

The minor scale is built in the following order: tone-semitone-tone-tone-semitone-tone-tone.

When denoting tonality, the name of the mode is added to the name of the tonic: D major, E minor.

The white and black keys on the piano are notes.

Popular Pieces to Play on the Piano for Beginners

"Song of Captain Vrungel"

The song from the 1981 cartoon “The Adventures of Captain Vrungel” has become a cult classic. Music written by Georgy Fitch, lyrics by E. Cherepovetsky. The song is performed dynamically, but this will not prevent young musicians from quickly mastering it.

"Antoshka"

A cheerful and playful song about Antoshka, written by Shainsky with lyrics by Yuri Entin, is well suited for beginning pianists to practice the technique of transitioning from the treble clef to the bass clef.

"Song of the Hare and the Wolf at the Carnival"

The well-known song “Tell me, Snow Maiden, where you were...” from “Well, wait a minute!” Quite easy to perform. In addition, it is written in one of the simplest keys, D major, so it is easy to play, and the well-known motive helps you remember the notes.

"A true friend"

Timka and Dimka are true friends, whose friendship cannot be watered down. The entire song is built on several repeating chords that sound like shimmers. Therefore, notes are quickly memorized even for children.

"If only it weren't winter"

This song, although in no way inferior in its popularity to the previous ones, is an order of magnitude more difficult to perform. A simple and familiar motif from childhood based on Entin’s words hides three staves on which two treble clefs and a bass clef are located.

"Three piglets"

The melody written by Frank Churchill should be performed cheerfully and cheerfully. A very common technique used is Staccato, which means that the fingers should bounce off the piano keys. Good practice for beginners to practice this technique.

Music from the film "Amelie"

The movie "Amelie" is largely remembered thanks to the wonderful melody of Yann Tiersen. The melody is performed quietly and moderately, while the composer used beautiful combinations of chords that are easy to learn.

Volume

The volume level of music is its dynamic tone.

When playing one piece of music or even a small fragment, several dynamic shades can be used at once.

There is a constant volume:

• Fortissimo (ff) - the highest volume;
• forte (f) - loudly;
• mezzo forte (mf) - medium volume;
• mezzo piano (mp) - low volume;
• piano (p) - quiet;
• pianissimo (pp) - quietly.

How loud a piece is played often depends on its tempo. The march will sound loud and fast, and the romance will sound slow and muffled.