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Sight reading
Sweethoney
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Sweethoney wrote:
(im a complete beginner btw so keep it simple)

But if the notes are  F and B for example, how do i know "where" do play it? Assume its treble clef. is it the f thats in the middle, all the way right etc
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Date: 19-02-2021 17:04
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ouch wrote:
I have no idea what ur trying to say but I could read notes before allegedly, pro violin player yes 
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Date: 19-02-2021 17:05
Koolaid
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Koolaid wrote:
i usually count the number of lines for the first time, so i know where to place my hands. but i played piano so it's a bit different.
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Date: 19-02-2021 17:07
Sweethoney
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Sweethoney wrote:
Koolaid wrote:
i usually count the number of lines for the first time, so i know where to place my hands. but i played piano so it's a bit different.
i also play the piano. What do you mean lines? Which ones can tell me which key is for the F?
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Sweethoney
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Sweethoney wrote:
ouch wrote:
I have no idea what ur trying to say but I could read notes before allegedly, pro violin player yes 
3:
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Date: 19-02-2021 17:08
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ouch wrote:
Sweethoney wrote:
ouch wrote:
I have no idea what ur trying to say but I could read notes before allegedly, pro violin player yes 
3:
Do u mean notes like this or



idk how to translate that into piano tho
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Date: 19-02-2021 17:09
Koolaid
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Koolaid wrote:



the horizontal lines here. so basically the i always remember c, and i count how many steps away from c each note is.
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Date: 19-02-2021 17:09
Sweethoney
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Sweethoney wrote:
Koolaid wrote:



the horizontal lines here. so basically the i always remember c, and i count how many steps away from c each note is.
But the first note in this example, G, how do i know whitch type of G it is? (if its to the far right on the piano, middle etc.) All i know its the note G :/
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Date: 19-02-2021 17:11
Sweethoney
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Sweethoney wrote:
ouch wrote:
Sweethoney wrote:
ouch wrote:
I have no idea what ur trying to say but I could read notes before allegedly, pro violin player yes 
3:
Do u mean notes like this or



idk how to translate that into piano tho
That is the same for piano haha but ya idk which one of these notes to play
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Date: 19-02-2021 17:12
Emmienem
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Emmienem wrote:

i have no idea what you're after, but maybe this can help?
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Date: 19-02-2021 17:12
Koolaid
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Koolaid wrote:
Sweethoney wrote:
Koolaid wrote:



the horizontal lines here. so basically the i always remember c, and i count how many steps away from c each note is.
But the first note in this example, G, how do i know whitch type of G it is? (if its to the far right on the piano, middle etc.) All i know its the note G :/
the lines normally always indicate the middle, which is here:
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Date: 19-02-2021 17:12
Sweethoney
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Sweethoney wrote:
Koolaid wrote:
Sweethoney wrote:
Koolaid wrote:



the horizontal lines here. so basically the i always remember c, and i count how many steps away from c each note is.
But the first note in this example, G, how do i know whitch type of G it is? (if its to the far right on the piano, middle etc.) All i know its the note G :/
the lines normally always indicate the middle, which is here:

i dont get it D: do you mean its normally always the closest note to the middle of the keyboard?
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Date: 19-02-2021 17:14
Koolaid
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Koolaid wrote:
Sweethoney wrote:
Koolaid wrote:
Sweethoney wrote:
But the first note in this example, G, how do i know whitch type of G it is? (if its to the far right on the piano, middle etc.) All i know its the note G :/
the lines normally always indicate the middle, which is here:

i dont get it D: do you mean its normally always the closest note to the middle of the keyboard?
yes more or less. maybe watch some yt videos will help?
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Date: 19-02-2021 17:15
Koolaid
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Koolaid wrote:
maybe this helps
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Date: 19-02-2021 17:16
Sweethoney
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Sweethoney wrote:
Koolaid wrote:
Sweethoney wrote:
Koolaid wrote:
the lines normally always indicate the middle, which is here:

i dont get it D: do you mean its normally always the closest note to the middle of the keyboard?
yes more or less. maybe watch some yt videos will help?
But G is always going to be in the same position (on the music sheet) and most pieces require different ranges of notes. So how does that work :C oof
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Date: 19-02-2021 17:18
Koolaid
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Koolaid wrote:
Sweethoney wrote:
Koolaid wrote:
Sweethoney wrote:
i dont get it D: do you mean its normally always the closest note to the middle of the keyboard?
yes more or less. maybe watch some yt videos will help?
But G is always going to be in the same position (on the music sheet) and most pieces require different ranges of notes. So how does that work :C oof
yes but if it's a higher or lower g, you will see that's it's also higher or lower on the sheet music.
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Date: 19-02-2021 17:18
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