How to Read Sheet Music in One Easy Lesson 

I highly recommend you check out this video after this one (This is the Fastest Method to Reading Music): ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NwpAWbECpvg.html I to into a lot more detail about some of the more advanced reading strategies we talked about today. There is also a new version coming out next week which will include extra context and practice examples.

Hey, I wish you a great start in 2024. Thank you for your dedication to teaching us how to play piano and understand music! You are truly appreciated. Greetings from Germany ♥

very useful lesson brother, God bless you

Ty. Ive just started music theory and this is making it so much easier. Sharps and flats were doing my head in. 😮. I find learning easier with visuals while I listen.

I've been watching longer than 35 minutes 😂 im at the office im not doing anything and out of boredom i slightly understood this😂

I will definitely watch this channel to aide in my learning.

Hello, I’m starting to learn piano and this video was super helpful. I’m thankful for your dedication teaching in RU-vid. I have been trying so hard to self-teach myself and now it makes way more sense after watching this lesson. I can sing and play violin, but piano is on another level. Thank you for the video and best of luck for the next year!

thank you so much! you answer all my questions in this video :D love it!

Very helpful video lesson. Thanks for the information, quizzes, and recommended music apps for practicing.

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Thank so much for this video 😊 you’re such a great piano teacher! Happy New Years 🎉

Honestly this is the best lesson I have ever got in learning how to read music theory ❤.

Amazing video... Explained really well and easy to understand. Thanks so much!! Happy New Year from Spain. 🎉

Excellent video. Thank you

Great stuff! Great teacher. Keep it up.

This was great!

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Thank you👌🏽God Bless

wow, i learned a lot with this video THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! Very helpful very informative, i will keep on watching your videos🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

Thank you for a very good and useful explanation.

Great lesson 😊

This is your best video yet Tim!!!! Thank you so much and Happy New Year to you as well!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Thank you so much for your lesson! I learned a lot

Great video and you have a nice smile. Thanks for sharing!

Thank you. Greetings from México.

This video is very helpful for a beginner like me👍

Thank u

Helpful

Good work

Some videos tell us to count intervals from scale , some counts directly

Great lesson! Question though: what should I Google if I want to find the sheet music for the Andantino at 30:47 ?

Awesome lesson. Could you do a rhythm masterclass too? It would be so helpful.

Damn, this is interesting and thank you so much for making this video, really insightful. I had like three questions tho being a complete rookie here (for anyone who's reading this and knows it), firstly for key signatures as you mentioned every sharp or flat will be a sharp or flat note depending on it, but does it change or become invalid after every measure, or the change rule only applies if I'm turning a particular note to a sharp or flat? I also assume that key signatures come after a measure bar line (the vertical division). Thanks, Idk if I sound too dumb asking this lmao. And secondly, how does this translate to other instruments like maybe Strings or Woodwinds, Brass, considering some of these come in different scales instead of the standard Cmaj and everything in between. Lastly, you connected two notes via a curved line almost as if it's leading on to the next line, is that legato or what is it lol? Okay thanks for hearing me out whoever read all of this, any help will be appreciated, have a cheerful day!

Congratulations

OMG I wish there wss a lesson like this in do re mi 😡

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You remind me of Charlie Puth a lot 😅 Btw , your educational content is literally golden .

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I always thought b sharp didnt exist? Why isnt it just put as c on the staff?

My music teach says every good boo desurves food

Why cant we just draw a straight line on the letter c ?😅

G=Son. C=Do D=re

The quiz should be only one second.

This is clickbait. The thumbnail clearly said "how to cread." This video did not teach me how to cread.

Distance between bass + treble clefs is in fact 3 notes: BCD. Distance shown in your vid is that of 13 notes. Ridiculous. For people who are spatially-oriented, this makes it 10x as difficult to learn.