I remember my days in middle school band class. It was so exciting to have the opportunity to learn an instrument. I had the choice between 3: the trumpet, the clarinet, and the saxophone. I chose the saxophone and fell in love with it. Just like most, I started out sounding horrible. And I had to learn how to read music. In the beginning, I was slow at reading the music. I was determined to get better, so I kept at it. I eventually got better and better. The saxophone felt easier to play. The music notes made more and more sense. and I had this awesome feeling of accomplishment. Fast forward about 16 years later to today. On the side of blogging, I’m a school music teacher that teaches general music and saxophone lessons.
Learning an instrument is something that many of us strive to do at some point in our lives. And we have many reasons for doing so. To challenge ourselves. Impress our friends. To strengthen the creative sides of our minds. Or maybe because it just looks cool. Whatever the reason may be, learning an instrument is on a lot of people’s agendas. But then there’s that one thing that stands in the way of everyone’s excitement of learning an instrument. Learning to read music.
Without having gone through a school instrumental or vocal program, or taking private lessons, learning how to read music can be difficult. Especially if you’re an adult. Take one look at the sheet music and start to panic. “This is like reading Greek or Hebrew.” “I’ll never be able to learn this.” “There’s gotta be an easy way to learn this stuff.” Indeed there is! I have found an amazing and easy to learn how to read music.
Reading Music Notes With Ease
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- Comical characters for each music note. You’ll be very amused by the “Gang of Seven” (a character for each of the seven music notes).
- Little stories linked to those characters positioned on the staff
- Funny voices and click-play music clips: Accompanying the Crafty Illustrations are voice clips you can play by simply clicking on them.
- Fascinating background articles to strengthen the student’s understanding of music. You’ll be intrigued at what you can learn.
These are only a few awesome things about the book. Not only will you have a lot of fun, but you’ll gain so much confidence as you learn. Repetition is the key to success. And trust me. You’ll want to keep reading this eBook again and again. Until you can confidently identify each note of the treble and bass Staves. Long story short: this is something that you are going to love!
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Music With Ease Flash Cards. You will enjoy using these 22 colorful cards featuring the same Gang of Seven characters and stories in the eBook.
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Rhythm in Music, A free article that guides you through the rhythmic relations of various notes, rests, and time signatures. It includes comparison charts of notes and rests, 18 important time signatures, and great tips on how to count music.
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Who Chose the Notes That Our Instruments Play? A very interesting article by Anne Dollin that explains the extensive process of the selection of the music notes that lasted over 2 millenniums.
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Who Invented Our System of Writing Down Music? Another interesting article by Anne Dollin about the development of a detailed system for notating music. She also explains the origins of the first musical clefs and the “Do Re Mi” System.
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