Pitch and How to Read Music (Beginner Piano Lessons)

Learning how to read music can be a struggle. How are we supposed to remember where all the notes are??? This lesson breaks down how to start looking at sheet music in a way that doesn't only focus on naming notes. We can look at the direction the pitches are going, how far apart they are from each other, and then memorize our important landmark notes. And of course, we need to practice consistently with intention and patience.

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[Tnamo_]

You teach so great that I only had one mistake in note name worksheet.
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[Greatgownsbeautifulgownss]

A good rule of thumb for Bass F and Treble G that I use is that when played together it’s the first chord of “Wanted” by Hunter Hayes. That’s how I remember where they are!

[badkarma]

I love how you teach. So structured and so clear. I was wondering where would be the treble G or bass F if i am learing from a keyboard

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[avalauren]

Can the treble note stand for a different starting letter than G? Like if it is higher up than the one in the video does that mean the starting sound is a letter that is higher pitched or is it always G no matter where it is placed?

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