FASTER + EASIER NOTE READING // The method that will make note reading feel easy + fun

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Improve your note reading at the piano! There's an easier and faster way to read and remember the notes in your piano music. If you want to improve your note reading so that you can sight read more songs on the piano, you DON'T need to memorize every note in your music in order to read piano music faster & easier.

I've watched this method of reading piano sheet music do amazing things for beginner piano students! Instead of feeling overwhelmed by trying to learn every single note, this way of learning how to read the notes in your music makes learning and remembering the notes feel SIMPLE & FUN! Woohoo! When you can read the notes in your piano music in an easier way, you won't get discouraged when you sit down at the piano to play sheet music. You will be able to play more songs at the piano (yes, even as a beginner!) and you'll have so much more fun.

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[Christian_Girl]

The biggest problem I have is when notes go way above or below the staff. It's difficult sometimes to read notes like these. This video is very helpful.

[BryPazReacts]

Someone who’s play piano for over 20 years and STILL can’t insta-read sheet music to save my life, I appreciate anything that can help, so thank you!!

[robbesrh]

Otherwise known as intervalic reading and I totally agree. It is the essence of reading notes. And not just sequentially, but also seeing a thick vertical stack of notes and recognizing instantly what kind of chord or harmonic structure you’re being asked to play. Composers and conductors have to deal with the alto and tenor clefs as well as instruments that are written in a different key signature. Intervalic reading allows them to move fluently between the floating note values on the staff.

[windsurfertx]

Thank you, This is fantastic. I’m sick of “well the note is on the 3rd line up, every good boy does fine”. I will put these eight notes on tabledit for string instruments. Additionally will be able to hear the spacing of the notes which will help playing by ear.

[nathalieheath]

Honestly, this is the most useful tutorial on YouTube for learning to read notes! Tfs!!

[JoseGarcia-ledx]

This is good knowledge I'm self taught. Awesome thanks

[yourcreativechord]

A good demo of using landmark notes as a reading strategy. 👍 Always excellent advice to practice consistently from day to day. This repetitive effort makes it easier for both our brain and our physical muscle memory to recall what’s learned. Makes it much easier to recall these landmarks and intervals (distances).

What a wonderfully clear tutorial on landmarks and intervals (steps and skips) and practice tip for new and returning piano learners!

Loooove your tip for flashcards AT the piano so learners get familiar with WHERE the notated symbol lives at the keyboard!

Wonderful that you include a pdf practice download! Bravo!

[Arturo_ebenezeru]

SWEETY THIS IS WHAT I HAVE BEEN PRAYING FOR GREAT

[mauserjr]

Where do you find songs with only these notes?

[boubou]

Sounds really promising!! Thank you for the info and the positive vibes.

[prasannapatil]

Wow you really simplified this, thank you so much for encouraging

[JaneSmith]

Excellent. This is exactly how my brain learns best.

[asdf]

congratulations, really great method!

[euginesanthanasagayammanue]

Thank you 🙏 very valuable information and easy to understand

[thyironfist]

Thank you, such a great way to think about it! Subscribed!

[angelrojas]

Very helpful video, I always straggle to read

[Eat_Sleep_Game]

An explanation into why the specific 8 notes would have been helpful. Thanks. Subscribed.

[humbertochavez]

Thank you!! Great tips for us beginners - i'm reacquaintening myself w my guitar and in doing so reverse-translating to piano to better understand the formation of different chord types i.e. 7th, 9th etc and now back to t'beginning w sheet notation...t'long way around? yes indeed and such a fun process for me personally plus it allows me to learn different ways of thinking from you all

[calebsoetan]

I normally play by ear but i also find sheet music hard, this acc helped a bit

[BenBennett]

Love it!! And I love your smile and enthusiasm of reading sheet music!! Your suggestions and encouragement are exactly what so many people need right now for learning the piano!!