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How to Read Sheet Music for Piano : Sharps in Key Signatures in Piano Sheet Music
October 7th, 2009 | 
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Learn how to read sharps in key signatures in 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 : 0:1:58
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hey, its like ur …
hey, its like ur teaching chords?
Go smoke some weed …
Go smoke some weed you nigger.
another useless …
another useless video
She’s talking about …
She’s talking about majors here…
If you know the rule of the scales, you’ll know which sharp that is.
The rule is:
Whole note Whole note Whole note Semi tone Whole note Whole note Whole note Semi tone
So if we start at C Major
You’ll find that we don’t have any sharps #
coz it’s
C D E F G A B C
C – WN
D – WN
E – WN
F – ST
G – WN
A – WN
B – WN
C – ST
She Talks To Fast …
She Talks To Fast She Dosent Give Anofe Detail Eathere…………………………Put A Dick In Your Mouth Fat Bich
this is very good
this is very good
She is teaching …
She is teaching scales. C scale D scale. From there you go up a whole, whole, half, whole, whole, whole, half. Half is the sharp which is the black key to the right of the key. F sharp would be the black key to the right of F. The two white keys next to each other before and after D are also considered half because there is no black key between them.
She knows what …
She knows what she’s talking about, but it doesn’t translate. It’s just like showing us, “hey, look what I can do.” Is this not just the pentatonic scale?
This is really …
This is really confusing..
you suck at …
you suck at teaching you are a beginer teacher i dont play piano i play saxaphone so i dont give A CRAP
i have nooo …
i have nooo idea
this is confusing : …
this is confusing :s how are you ment to know which notes are sharps??? it dont say (oh, by the way, this is an F SHARP, please remember that, thankyou) does it!! is it that it has the note then if its a sharp it puts a ‘#’ next to it or if a flat, put a ‘b’ next to it.
ure absolutely …
ure absolutely talking about nothing
I’m trying to teach …
Ugh 
I’m trying to teach myself keyboard atm ^__^ And outta all the videos i’ve watched, this ones gotta be the one thats hurt my head the most. D: Its so hard to understand
everyone check out …
everyone check out waltriberio if you wanna learn how to play the piano….he is a much better teacher
Some constructive …
Some constructive criticism. You are not teaching about sheet music but just the different scales. And if some beginner is watching this do not use such Words as Semitones. They won’t understand it. But yeah good work on explaining the 5′Rule and the Increasing sharps.
WHAT!?
WHAT!?
i dont get this at …
i dont get this at all
and i really wanna learn to play the keyboard
what a am …
what a am supposed to be understanding this
GOSHHH!!!, it …
GOSHHH!!!, it breaks my head…
WHAT IN THE WORLD …
WHAT IN THE WORLD IS A SEMITONE!!!
okej even me who …
okej even me who can play the piano got confused:S wow god women!!! Plzz dont upload more videos!!
oh my! i have no …
oh my! i have no idea what she is talking about.. and i know what sharp keys are.
go to a music store …
go to a music store and buy a level one piano book, seriously it doesn’t cost that much and if you’re consistent with it and practice you’ll get it easy peazy.
Not necessarily, …
Not necessarily, every key has a sharp, including B and E. When you add “sharp” to the end of a key, it just means the key directly to the right of that key. For most keys that’s a black key, but for B it’s just C. And for E it’s just F. Because for those two keys there is no black key separating them.