A music theory tutorial on how to read sheet music, the names of the clefs, the names of the notes. Be sure to visit my website and join the music community!…
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A music theory tutorial on how to read sheet music, the names of the clefs, the names of the notes. Be sure to visit my website and join the music community!…
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Legend!
Its hilarious how he cracks himself up
Every time I see this guy’s hair, all I can think of is Dr. Frankenstein
from Monster Mash.
Like 7 million people gave up, so if you’re feeling discouraged, you are a
small percentage that didn’t give up
Try looking at the key signature. The sharps/flats in the beginning and
where they’re positioned, any note placed on the same line is sharp/flat
unless written otherwise(i.e. natural sign beside or something else beside
the note). I could be wrong, I’m not a teacher.
He said he didn’t like teaching piano, and I actually felt betrayed and
depressed for a moment. 😐
The sound is terrible !!! Or at least on my laptop.
Thank u
16:00 THE FEELS
awesome teacher. I really enjoy each lesson! Thanks for working so hard on
this.
In this one you seem really tired from your day making jokes all the time,
but that’ all right because when I watch your videos I am too! So I am
laughing with you about milking cows and GBDFA. LOL
Your hair man XD
no bad
I would just like to thank you for making these awesome videos. Kudos. =)
every good boy does fine is what I learned from my first piano teacher for
the lines I the treble chef
You’re a really great teacher. I’d love to be one of your private students.
:)
Another one for Treble cleft I learned was – Elvis’s Guitar Broke Down
Friday. -
Well, it wouldn’t matter if you were no vivid since you have a rather
peculiar hairdo
You are an awesome teacher, your videos have been really helpful. I’m going
to donate money to you using your website, you really deserve it.
Thank you, I finally understand ledger lines!
Seriously your videos are all amazing, you have helped me a loooot!!!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH!
I find that I remember Aceg by actually turning it into a word. I pronounce
it “A KEG”. Sounds odd I know but it really stuck for me.
EGBDFACEGBDFACEGBDFACE
the bass clef is a sad face ): lol