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How to Read Sheet Music for Piano : C Major Scale in Piano Sheet Music
January 24th, 2010 | 
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Learn the C major scale and how to read the notes on piano sheet music in this free video on music instruction and piano techniques.
Expert: Annie Brunson
Contact: www.film-composer.com
Bio: Annie Brunson has a degree in Music and Theater from Bretton Hall and has taught piano, oboe, and middle school band.
Filmmaker: Jeremy Brunson
Duration : 0:1:39
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that suprizingly …
that suprizingly doesnt help o.o”
You should really …
You should really teach them 2 octaves in C major! 12312341212345!
What about F major …
What about F major scale?
HELP PLEASE!!!!!!!! …
HELP PLEASE!!!!!!!!!! HELP PLEASE!!!!!!!!!! I play piano but i don’t know the note name do u know where can i find free piano software where i put in the sheet music and it gives me the note names?
PLEASE CAN U HELP???
whole tones and are …
whole tones and are like walking up steps. Each step is a tone. If there was a grove half way between steps, That would be a half or semi tone. It is the tone halfway between two whole tones. This is how western music is made to distinguish how far one note is from another. On the piano, from one key to another, including black keys, are half tones. So when two white keys are side by side with a black key between they are a whole step. Without the black key they are a half tone apart.
this video is …
this video is priceless material for my homemade computer keyboard
lol
lol
It doesn’t signify …
It doesn’t signify anything in particular. It’s just a rule that when you write music, if it’s above the middle line, you write the note’s stem pointing down. Anything below that is drawn with the stem pointing up.
The funny thing is, …
The funny thing is, it’s not abcdefg, it’s cdefgab.
not another expert …
not another expert village video
Tone is a …
Tone is a measurement of pitch/sound. You use them to say how different in pitch one note is from another. For instance you can’t just say that D is a tone, you say that D is a tone away from C.
it doesnt “mean” …
it doesnt “mean” anything, when the note is on or above the middle line you tend to write with the stem pointing down
what does it mean …
what does it mean when the line from the note is upward or down?
I think a semi tone …
I think a semi tone is where there is no black key between to the white keys. So an example would be from B to C. Then from C to D is a whole tone b/c you are skipping a black key.
i just don’t get …
i just don’t get the tone, semitone, whole tune part. what is the difference between each? you’re only pressing one key at a time.. i thought that a tone was when 2 semi-tones were pressed together.
thank you so much
thank you so much
this helps nothing …
this helps nothing you can’t even play to save your life everyone can play like this wow abcdefg gfedcba what the = wtf
You can teach for …
You can teach for life