Reading piano notes

Here are the note names for both lines and spaces. How to read music and how to read piano notes.

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If your third or fourth grader is starting to think about taking up a musical instrument, help him get the basics of reading notes with this handy sheet!

This is a continuation from Part 1 The aim is to get to a point to be able to read the following piece: Seeing how written music maps to the piano extremely well, leads me to believe that modern sheet music was invented first for the piano (or maybe the piano was invented with sheet music in mind... Who knows???). This sheet music to keyboard mapping is so intuitive that it is the logical place to start (at least in my opinion :P) Step 2 (Marching forward) We will begin with the grand staff…

Music notes above and below the staff are read as extensions of the staff. In piano sheet music, notes above and below the staff will have lines above/below them, There are usually one, two or three of these lines and they simply act as an extension of the staff. For example, Middle C (the middle C note of the piano) is sitting on an extra line below the treble staff (the top one). This means it is two steps below the note on the bottom line of the treble staff itself, an E. The treble and…

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Once you can read all the notes, playing piano can be a very fun and relaxing activity. Reading piano music can be hard to figure out, since you're playing two lines of music at once. Before starting, know that the line of music on top is...