How To Read Musical Notation

Your Step By Step Guide To Reading Musical Notation

What you'll learn

How To Read Musical Notation

Requirements

Basic music theory

Description

If you want to learn how to read music notes, then get "How To Read Musical Notation".Want to learn how to read music notes? Want to compose your own music? Want to learn more musical symbol? If your answer is yes, then grab your copy of this guide! The How To Read Music Notes guide is easy to follow, uses pictures with labels, and uses simple terminologies.In this eBook, we will help you understand each common and basic musical symbol that you will encounter in reading and writing music!After reading this book you can:- Impress someone by writing a song for them.- Read music notes quickly.- You can now relate musically with other musicians.- Amaze your friends with you new found knowledge and skills. Play them a song that will make their jaw drop!- Read and play music easily.- With musical notations you can play any music anytime and anywhere!- Jam with other musicians and discuss the music’s structure and measure.- With music theory handy, you can play any songs that you like without the help of inaccurate tabs!- Play and speak like a professional musician!- Enhance you listening skills! Play any note by reading notations or just by listening to the song that you want to play.- Enjoy composing your own song and music.- You can even start your own musical career professionally!- With musical notations it will be easy for you to succeed at music schools.HowExpert publishes quick 'how to' guides on all topics from A to Z by everyday experts.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Welcome

Lecture 2 Introduction

Lecture 3 Part 1 : Staff and Lines

Lecture 4 Part 2: Clefs

Lecture 5 Part 3: Notes and Rests

Lecture 6 Part 4: How To Count Notes and Rests

Lecture 7 Part 5: How To Read Time Signatures

Lecture 8 Part 6: Breaks

Lecture 9 Part 7: Accidentals

Lecture 10 Part 8: How To Read Key Signatures

Lecture 11 Part 9: Note Connections

Lecture 12 Part 10: Dynamics

Lecture 13 Part 11: Tempo

Lecture 14 Part 12: Accents

Lecture 15 Part 13: Musical Ornaments

Lecture 16 Part 14: Repetition and Codas

Lecture 17 Conclusion

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