Many people use flash cards to learn to read music. Should you? If you’re looking for a way to practice the music notes, flash cards are not a bad tool to use in your music reading efforts. But you must remember that is all they are. Just as you only use a hammer when you [...]
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Picking right back up where we left off from yesteday’s post called “Learn to Read Music on the Bass Clef”: The music notes that fall on spaces in the bass clef are A-C-E-G. “All Cars Eat Gas” is the saying to remember the bass clef spaces. (If you like cows better than cars, use [...]
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A Quick Guide to Help You Learn to Read Music - The Bass Clef We already know that the musical alphabet goes from A to G and then starts over, so there are no surprises there. Remember that bass clef notes are NOT the same as the treble clef notes. This means that you can’t [...]
We’re taking a quick break today from my Learn to Read Music music theory and music education lesson series… I’ve got to tell you about this great movie I just rented. It reminded me so much of my passion for music and why I think it’s so important for every serious musician to learn to read [...]
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