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Learn to Read Piano Sheet Music in No Time!
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Learn to Read Piano Sheet Music in No Time!

Part 1
Created byBrian McGravey
Last updated 11/2018
English
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What you'll learn

  • Be able to identify EVERY NOTE on the musical staff (and know which note on the piano to use)
  • Be able to read music on Treble and Bass Clefs
  • Be able to recognize common musical symbols (sharps, flats, naturals, ritardandos, fermatas etc.)
  • Be familiar with every single Major Scale and the fingerings for each
  • Be familiar with many common musical terms and vocabulary words
  • Be able to COUNT through rhythms
  • Be familiar with 5 different types of notes (quarter, half, dotted half, whole and 8th notes)
  • Understand basic Time Signatures
  • Understand Key Signatures (document included with EVERY key signature and corresponding scales)

Course content

11 sections12 lectures51m total length
  • Learning the Notes on the Staff10:57

    Learn to read EVERY SINGLE NOTE on Treble Clef and Bass Clef as well as notes ABOVE or BELOW each clef! Also be able to identify WHICH OCTAVE (which spot on the piano) to use.

  • Quiz on the Staff Notes

Requirements

  • Access to a piano or keyboard is required

Description

A clear and concise lesson on reading sheet music for the piano. Learn how to read EVERY NOTE on the Treble and Bass Clefs, as well as notes that go ABOVE and BELOW each clef. Learn about many common musical symbols such as: sharps, flats, naturals, ties, staccato, legato, key signatures, time signatures and more! Every new concept has pictures and in-depth descriptions with tremendous resources from a published author. Begin or continue your musical journey now!

Who this course is for:

  • Anyone who would like to learn to read piano sheet music (beginners, students who are fairly new, or students who would like more help with reading)