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I need an easy way to learn how to read sheet music. Any ideas?
Liz asked:
I've been to a lot of websites and I can't learn it! It's so hard! I have no one to help. I don't know what a measure is or a beat or anything. Please help me!
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I've been to a lot of websites and I can't learn it! It's so hard! I have no one to help. I don't know what a measure is or a beat or anything. Please help me!
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October 10th, 2009 - 02:11
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go to the music store and ask them for a tab book
October 12th, 2009 - 03:12
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splurge $20 and get yourself a lesson with a music teacher would be your best bet. honestly, it’ll save you a lot of trouble if you just sit down with someone who knows for an hour or so and let them give you an overview. At least it’ll give you a solid starting point to explore further.
or find a friend who knows and ask them to give you a few hints.
or buy a book!
or you might even try to get some music to some popular songs and then a list of music terms and their definitions and try to follow along as you listen to the song….just taking note of how the notes change on the staff, etc…
(ps-being able to read tabs isn’t the same as reading music!)
October 13th, 2009 - 05:00
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Always start with the basics. Get a child’s book on learning piano or guitar. Study the basics over and over. When you have mastered a lesson and are ready to go to the next lesson take a break for the rest of the day. When you start your practice session repeat the lesson you mastered before starting the next lesson.
Here is how I learned the bass guitar with Mel Bay book 1:
Day 1: Learn lesson 1
Day 2: Play through lesson 1 and learn lesson 2
Day 3: Play through lesson 1 and 2 then learn lesson 3
etc.
It worked for me. It takes practice and patience. Hang in there!
Here is a link that might help:
October 14th, 2009 - 07:47
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measure is the number od counts in a beat. that is the numbers in the conner by the trebble cleft with looks like an S. the Spaces are lettered F, A, C, E. IT SPELLS FACE. Your lines are E, G, B, D,F.
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