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How To Read Music

A simple 10 minute tutorial that breaks down the notes and their duration to a few simple steps. Everything from thre flags, to the notes, to the key signatures – learn the inside of how music is read.



Reading Music is very important. I recommend a lot of books and things along these lines. Here’s one of them:




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By WaltRibeiro on Jun - 13 - 2008 -- Categories: Blogroll    
  • alexis

    great video for a beginner like me.

  • alexis

    great video for a beginner like me.

  • Byron O’Donnell

    Man, I’m getting this!!!

  • Anguillian_j

    you rock dude

    • http://www.fororchestra.com WaltRibeiro

      thanks!

  • xoOAngelicOox

    Hey, I don’t know if this question really fits the video, but I really hope you can take some of your time to answer it… I always have problems trying to figure out with which fingers i have to play which notes. The piano music books I had when I started playing had little numbers above the notes(from 1 to 5) showing me how I was supposed to play the song, but the music sheet of a song i’m trying to play doesn’t have them and i’m confused… Any tips on how to know this?
    Thank you.

    • http://www.fororchestra.com WaltRibeiro

      i only teach guitar. Sorry Angelic :( Are you confused about piano fingerings? or guitar fingerings? Either way, it’s somewhat straight forward – do what’s comfortable, if it ‘feels’ off, then it probably is. Piano fingerings stem mainly from know the scales and chords correctly. Everything stems off that.

  • gyiakoumi

    This is awesome, I’ve been looking all over for a decent explaination and i’ve only found now figured it! i’m keen to follow the progress though which is the next video after this one?

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