How To Read Music: Notes on the Staff (Part 1)

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[DanielBobke]

While I learned how to read music in elementary school/middle school playing trumpet, I only learned about the treble clef...we never were taught that the clefs were connected!! MIND BLOWN🤯Thanks for these great videos - I am learning something every time I watch them.

[gillyboy]

Thank you for taking the time to teach us all that do not know much about music theory. You seem to make things extremely simple

[jamesgordon]

I “played” in a garage band in the 60s (didn’t everybody?) and never took ANY music. I NEVER knew the relationship of the treble and bass clef until today! I always wondered “How far apart are these 2 clefs?” Now, I know they are 3 half steps apart with middle C smack in between them. Thanks for teaching this old dog a new trick.

[johnbilin]

I’m delighted that I came across your teachings. Not only are you very easy on the eyes, but your instruction technic is beautiful as well. Very encouraged to view so much more of your classes. ❤

[joev]

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge, and patiently explain step by step. Great teacher!

[hepgeoff]

I learned a lot of this in school when I was learning clarinet. But I've forgotten so much, and you explain it better than my music teacher did back then. For bass clef lines, I like "Good Burritos Don't Fall Apart."

[AngeloMartez]

Wow! Understanding that the two staves are linked made it so much easier to read bass clef instantaneously. I, too, handicapped myself by focusing more of the mnemonic than the letter names. I look forward to practicing bass clef with this new revelation in mind. Great work and thank you for sharing this video.

[thisisnotmyname]

The easiest way I have found to teach kids is GBD (gibidy or just gbd) Face. Also pointing out the F shape on the bass clef...in between the 2 dots of the 'F' and the circle of the 'G' on the treble clef pointing out the G.
Also showing where 'FACE' starts on both clefs. Then 'GBD' takes the 3 middle lines on the treble. The 3 lowest on the bass.
Kids pick it up so quickly.

[vijaychavan]

Hello Gracie !
I am senior citizen trying to learn piano. I tried so many utube channels to learn piano but fortunately i came across your channel and found you have excellent way of explaiñing which a normal man can understand. So keep it up. Take care and " God bless you !

[Dicklesberg]

Only you can break things down so simply. Just marvelous as usual. Your great admirer, XOXO

[Utubekham]

Here i am, learning music theory and finding it interesting at 81. Guitar beginner, you are not giving me the choice, i will have to listen to all your videos. How can you make it so easy and interesting, ? You are a magician…..
Now i see my guitars (folk and spanish) with different eyes and new great opportunities .
Merci Andre Poulin Montreal Quebec .

[_Julie_]

I hope you get well soon, Gracie. You're in my thoughts and prayers.
Your style of teaching is so refreshing and easy to understand. Thank you.

[sabinajoh]

I didn’t know the All Boys Do Fine etc, so I always had to begin with either middle C, F or G. I was taught that in the base clef, F is on the line between the dots and in the treble clef G is placed on the line where the little s shape ends.

[kimberlycarter]

I have to tell you, I am a YouTube junky. I have learned woodworking, quilting, sewing, gardening and many more things on YouTube. I have seen some awesome videos (just a few) and many more that spend half the video telling you about what their dog did last night. You are a freaking awesome teacher. More than that, your videos are some of the best I have ever seen. You are clear and to the point. I sincerely appreciate your direct approach to each video. I would like to ask if you can post a video about sheet music that has 2 treble clefs or 2 bass clefs. I have sheet music that has 2 treble clefs and I cannot figure out how I am supposed to do this with one hand. Thanks in advance. Again, great videos!

[OscarFranco]

Gracie, Thank you for sharing what you love. you have a gift not only for music but also for teaching.

[OfficialApvllo]

Not someone cracking open a cold one at 14:35 lmao. Great tutorial

[robertpatashny]

Don't play an instrument but love music of all kinds! So I decided to learn how to read music. Gracie you are a natural at teaching!!! I've watched several other videos for beginners and they were all confusing with the order in which they taught. Thank You!

[shades_of_reality]

I thought music theory was beyond me...but you make it seem so easy! Thank you so much :)

[nagarajsingh]

Wonderful teacher ! Patient and committed to target group of beginers ! GOD bless her.

[tammmy]

This is the best explanation I have ever heard thank you reading music is hard I didn’t learn when I was young