Learning to read music
Why is learning to read music this important? It is also very important for your own independence to learn how to read music, since then you can learn any new songs or new music piece that you want. You are not dependent on somebody else or a teacher at all times. If you learn the music notation and how to count the rhythm you have a great advantage. You become music “literate”! Music notes are written on the STAFF, the 5 horizontal parallel lines and the spaces in between. For piano you have to learn 2 clefs: the G (or treble) clef, usually for the right hand and the F (or bass) clef for the left hand. ![]() F or Bass Clef and G or Treble Clef The key of G takes the name from the note G on the second line. If you just remember where G is, then you can step up or down from there to find any note on the staff. The key of F takes the name from the note F on the fourth line. This is the F below the middle C on the piano. If you just remember where this F is on the staff, then you can step up or down from there to find any note in this key. If takes some practice initially to recognize the notes location, but after a while you can easily spot them instantly. Here are some tips for learning quickly:
Step and skip relationships:
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