数字简谱1 2 3 4 5 6 7产生于法国。最早正式提出的是十七世纪法国天主教“芳济各”教派的僧侣苏埃蒂,他的目的是为了便于教教徒们唱歌。起初,他弹着管风琴唱一句,教徒们就跟着学一句。但是,这种形式不能适应难度大的歌曲。于是,苏埃蒂就开始研究,终于发明了一种数字简谱,用阿拉伯数字1 2 3 4 Numeric numerals 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Originated in France. The earliest formal proposal was made by the supreme monk Sutee in the seventeenth-century French “Franciscan” sect, whose purpose was to facilitate the singing of Christians. At first, he sang an organ, and the followers learned to follow it. However, this form can not adapt to difficult songs. So, Sueti began to study, finally invented a number of musical notation, using Arabic numerals 1 2 3 4