How To Read Music With The Help Of A Professional Pianist Guiding You Step By Step With These Easy Video Lessons
Dear Pianist
There are very few pianists who can play by ear, and they are fortunate to do so.
Most are here reading this page because learning to read piano music is like learning a foreign language.
It’s not as hard as it looks. Learning how to read piano music is about learning a pattern – as many things are in music.
You need to become familiar with all the symbols that convey music from the printed page to the actual sound.
Are You Looking For A Simple Method To Teach You The Right Way Without Complex Theory?
Anyone learning to play the piano is cautious that at some stage, they may come across complex theory work that doesn’t make it fun anymore.
When learning to read piano music, a complex theory is out the door. We replace it with simple topics and concepts in a logical order while making it easy and fun to follow along.
That’s why I created a course called “Reading Piano Music” to help you overcome that problem and start learning in a format that is easy to follow to fast track your learning.
Let’s Take A Look At What You Will Find Inside The Reading Piano Music Video Series
No music theory, background, or knowledge is required. Anyone can learn how to read piano music with our straightforward system.
It doesn’t matter what age you are or which country you live in. The course will show you how to play piano without struggling with chords.
With our standard step-by-step instructions & video, ‘Reading Piano Music’ is what you need to stop struggling, feeling overwhelmed, and frustrated with your current lessons.
We give you our qualified piano teacher plus the need-to-know topics to help you learn quicker and with minimal stress doing so.
Here are the exact topics included inside the “Reading Piano Music” course…
Stave
This is the set of five horizontal lines and four spaces where we write music notes. Each line and space represents a different pitch.
Keyboard
This is the instrument with white and black keys that you can use to play music. Each key corresponds to a note on the stave.
Treble Clef
This is the symbol that looks like a fancy G at the beginning of the stave. It tells us that we are reading notes in the high range of pitches, usually played with the right hand on the keyboard.
Treble Clef Notes
These are the notes that are written on the stave with the treble clef. They are named after the first seven letters of the alphabet: A, B, C, D, E, F, G.
Bass Clef
This is the symbol that looks like a backwards C with two dots at the beginning of the stave. It tells us that we are reading notes in the low range of pitches, usually played with the left hand on the keyboard.
Bass Clef Notes
These are the notes that are written on the stave with the bass clef. They are also named after the first seven letters of the alphabet, but they start from a different point: G, A, B, C, D, E, F.
Ledger Lines
These are short horizontal lines that extend above or below the stave when we need to write notes that are higher or lower than the normal range of the stave.
Treble Ledger Notes
These are the notes that are written on the ledger lines above the treble clef stave. They follow the same pattern as the treble clef notes, but they go up an octave (eight notes) each time.
Bass Ledger Notes
These are the notes that are written on the ledger lines below the bass clef stave. They follow the same pattern as the bass clef notes, but they go down an octave each time.
Putting It Together
Now that you know how to read notes on both clefs and ledger lines, you can start reading music! Try to find some simple songs or exercises that use both hands and practice them slowly and carefully.
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Finger And Strength Training
I’ll also provide you with a complimentary mini-course on Finger And Strength Training.
It’s a simple 6 part video series that you follow along with the instructor on screen.
There’s also a printable PDF that you can refer back to later on.
By the end of practicing these specific exercises, your fingers will be robust, flexible, and able to play any piano piece you want.
It’s a shortcut to getting your fingers in top condition by practicing these exercises before playing, so your fingers glide across the keys.
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I’ll also provide you with a seven-day free trial to our ‘Ultimate Piano Learning Center.’
It’s got everything you need to master the piano from scales, chords, arpeggios, key signatures, reading music, and much more.
We’ll also include songs you can practice and jam along with your friends or at parties or to unwind and relax at the end of a busy day.
To purchase each course individually would cost $479, but as part of your order, I’ll give you a FREE 7-day trial subscription to everything (which you can cancel at any time)
Then, if you enjoy the section (which I’m sure you will), do nothing, and our systems will automatically charge you a discounted rate of just $29/mth, which you can cancel at any time, and there is no risk or obligation on your part.
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There’s even a video embedded in the page, which you can play directly inside the magazine itself.
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It’s that simple!
In just a few short minutes, you’ll be getting the inside techniques from our very own qualified piano teacher, who will show you how to read piano music without frustration or complex theory.
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Learning to read piano music is just the same as learning anything new. You take small steps before you know to run.
We provide simple, step-by-step instructions to eliminate confusion and frustration when learning, which makes for a successful team as teacher and student.
With that said, dust the cobwebs off the piano and learn how to read piano music today.
Warm Regards
Chris Elmore
Master The Piano
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