Music Tutorial #15: Instructional Video on Reading Music Notes Fast with Rosa!
This is a Series of Short Videos on: How To Read Music Notes Fast - Beginners Level
Today's Lesson # 15 on Reading Music: Use Acronyms to Remember Order of Treble Clef Notes
I want to let you know the TRADITIONAL view that teaches Acronyms to help you remember the order of notes.
Although I will teach you my CREATIVE non-traditional method which is much faster, but you need to know how music notes are usually taught in the traditional way.
The traditional way has its value in itself as everyone talks about it so this is why you need to know this method. This method does not work as good as mine because it requires your brain to memorize more things. When you need to memorize, things get slowed down.
Nevertheless it is still EFFECTIVE in using this method even though it is not the most EFFICIENT way.
Read Music: For the Treble Clef LINES:
To help you retain the letters in your memory, you can use this word cue:
Every
Good
Boy
Does
Fine
They correspond to E G B D F
Read Music For the Treble Clef SPACES:
To help you retain the letters in your memory, you can use this word cue: FACE
It spells the word FACE.
So that is easy to remember.
There is no need to use ACRONYMS because we don't want to stuff our brain with unnecessary information.
Enjoy the video,
Rosa
@rosatravels
Collection of Videos on this Course: Reading Music Notes Fast
1. Introduction to Reading Music Notes
2. The Music Staff
3. The Treble Clef
4. The Bass Clef
5. Only 7 Names
6. Treble Clef Notes
7. Bass Clef Notes
8. Why Middle C?
9. Where is Middle C?
10. Ascending Notes
11. Descending Notes
12. Secret Hot Tip: Forward and Backward
13. The Grand Staff
14. Music Score covers 3 Octaves
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