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    Default [Guide] How to Read Music [Guide]

    Reading music is an extremely useful skill, and one that should be understood by millions. In the world today, music provides a sanctuary for calm and relaxation. Being able to compose music is yet another skill separate to what you are about to learn.


    Lets get down to basics
    Section 1
    Most people look at a piece of music, and give no thought behind how easy it is to understand it. With random curls and some funny looking curves, a piece can become extremely overwhelming. You shall now take your first steps into the world of music…




    The Treble Clef:
    The treble clef is the most important, and most frequently used musical symbol you will see during this series. This symbol will appear at the beginning of a stave. It tells the musician that they must read all the notes upon that stave in a certain way.


    A very simple way to remember notes within the lines on a Treble Clef Stave.
    They spell out the word Face


    These are the names of the notes when written upon the line.
    They are obviously a lot harder to memorise than the previous 4.
    Some suggestions on memorising these would be:
    E - every
    G - good
    B - boy
    D - deserves
    F - food
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    The two pictures above spell out an everyday word. Use the pictures from above to work out what each of them says! (Answers on final page)
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    Section 2
    We shall now move onto a different type of clef. This clef is called the Bass Clef.




    This clef is also extremely common in a piece of music. We read the notes upon the stave in a different way to what was learnt before. The Bass Clef is commonly used for the left hand, when playing a piece upon piano.





    Although noticeably different from the notes between the gaps in the treble clef. There are many simple ways to remember the notes above.

    A - All
    C - Cows
    E - Eat
    G - Grass


    The notes that lie on the line on this clef also haves way to remember them. They look difficult at first, but with practice can become second nature.


    G - Good
    B - Boys
    D - Deserve
    F - Food
    A - Always
    The notes are remembered in a similar way to before, which makes them a lot easier to remember!

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    1) Try thinking up two ways, other than the ones given above to remember the notes upon the Bass Clef.
    2) Draw out five lines on a spare piece of paper, and try drawing out the Bass Clef and Treble Clef.
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    So C = Cows?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oidz View Post
    So C = Cows?
    Its a way to remember it
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    nice guide for newbies i'd +rep you but as you can see.. it'd be a bit pointless

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    Quote Originally Posted by bean. View Post
    nice guide for newbies i'd +rep you but as you can see.. it'd be a bit pointless

    Thanks anyway i can improve it? Theres many many many other aspects to music, time signatures, Key signatures. But i cudnt fit it all in! lol
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    Its ok. But say someone wanted to learn drums the music for that is totally differnt.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hayd93 View Post
    Its ok. But say someone wanted to learn drums the music for that is totally differnt.

    Im not teaching how to play differnet instruments. Im teaching how to play common pieces of music with the common clef's.
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    Quote Originally Posted by KnownSinner View Post
    Im not teaching how to play differnet instruments. Im teaching how to play common pieces of music with the common clef's.
    ye i know but all i am saying to play a common pice of music on the drums it would be differnt.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hayd93 View Post
    ye i know but all i am saying to play a common pice of music on the drums it would be differnt.
    Drum sheet music is rarely used anyway.

    Would you feel better if someone made a guide on drum sheet music?

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    Cool but as hayd said drums would be read differantly to this.
    Also, most guitar would as they use tab. (Unless classical)


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