Read Music in 15 Minutes

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🔴 LEARN TO PLAY MUSIC BY EAR:
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KEY POINTS:
2:17 Treble Clef
5:18 Bass Clef
7:12 Sharps & Flats
9:44 Key Signatures
10:26 Time Signatures
12:07 Dynamic Markings
13:48 Pedal Markings (piano only)
14:12 How To Practice

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WHO AM I?
My name's Julian Bradley - I'm a jazz piano player and have a masters degree in composition.

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[rogerlill]

This is the simplest, clearest explanation I've seen on the basics of reading music. Thank you very much.

[kiradot]

Treble Clef
2:11
Introducing Ledger Lines
4:24
Bass Clef
5:14
Sharps, Flats, And Naturals
7:06
Key Signatures
9:38
Dynamic Markings
12:04
Practice Tips
14:08
Also, helpful
6:29

[lokeswardaimari]

EGBDF - Every Good Burger Deserves Fries
GBDFA - Good Burritos Don't Fall Apart

[rogerhurd]

I have been playing guitar for over 50 years, and started playing piano about 2 years ago. All by ear, but with your video, and a book, I am learning to finally read music! Thank you for this video… gives old school playing by ear folks hope.

[komalthecoolk]

Remembering the notes is not difficult. Reading them while playing is.

[nadaemad]

I can't understand those people who dislike the video the man Is teaching us FOR FREE And he shares his talent with us I am really thankful💜💖

[miles]

"every good bathroom deserves febreze" is the best thing my teacher could come up with in order to keep us 3rd graders interested

[BirdYoumans]

I made a living playing music largely by ear all my life. I'm now 76 and mostly just do videos for youtube at this point. Tho I can read to some extent, just always could learn it much more quickly if I heard it first. Other than not getting into the time values (and you're right, the much harder half of reading) much, the rest of what you covered was really succinct and to the point. Bravo. Anyone not able to understand how to read pitch from this might want to look into another hobby lol! But again, excellent job on pitch and dynamics.

[sammylee]

My music teacher had us learn

Every good burger deserves fries

[amymorgan]

This did exactly what you hoped it would; boost my confidence! I'm 54, and want to learn to play the piano. Thank you.

[bitmau]

I played this at 2x speed and learned to read music in 7 1/2 minutes

[SmellTheRoses]

"Every Good Boy Does Fine!" was taught at my elementary school. I still remember it.

[learntocrochet]

My grandmother, who taught music for forty years, always taught "How to read notation, not music. Music is what is created, notation is the creation read on paper."

[stanieldaniel]

My old band teacher taught us “Empty Garbage Before Dad Flips” for treble and “All Cows Eat Grass” for bass.

[LyricsForChrist]

Thank you so much! I've been trying to read music for years, but I've just given up because it seemed too hard. You explained it very clearly. Thanks :)

[brigittemccray]

I just started learning how to play the flute as an adult and it’s been 25 years since I’ve played an instrument. This was such a great refresher! Thank you!

[DelightfullyGrace]

*me in quarantine, without an instrument:* _still watching this video and taking notes_

[theadamblock]

I just started trying to learn piano, and I have a feeling I'm going to utilize this channel a lot. Plus, it's a lot more fun to learn along to an British accent :)

[jimstewart]

I'm just about to begin learning piano. Delivery any day now, and I've been watching a lot of beginner tutorials, especially around reading music. I know this is a very old video and you probably won't see this comment, but I felt compelled to let you know how helpful this was for me. Other videos were good but left me with questions. You've answered all of them in this video and my confidence and excitement has risen hugely as a result. Thank you so much. 👍👍

[AlbertoFranciscoTembe-yd]

Amazing, complex stuff in a simple and clear manner. I loved it so much. God bless you, professor.