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* you can always spot [[middle C]] - 1 line through the middle of the note in the middle of the clefs
 
* you can always spot [[middle C]] - 1 line through the middle of the note in the middle of the clefs
 
* it's easy to memorise the spaces:
 
* it's easy to memorise the spaces:
** '''F.A.C.E.''' for [[treble clef]]
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'''F.A.C.E.''' Spaces spell FACE  - for [[treble clef]]
** '''A.C.E.G.''' for [[bass clef]] (All Cows Eat Grass)
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'''A.C.E.G.''' All Cows Eat Grass - for [[bass clef]]  
 
* when reading a melody or phrase: once you know the start note, look for [[steps]] and [[skips]]
 
* when reading a melody or phrase: once you know the start note, look for [[steps]] and [[skips]]
  

Revision as of 09:34, 21 August 2020

Here's a few tips for reading notes from sheet music.

  • you can always spot middle C - 1 line through the middle of the note in the middle of the clefs
  • it's easy to memorise the spaces:
F.A.C.E. Spaces spell FACE  - for treble clef
A.C.E.G. All Cows Eat Grass - for bass clef 
  • when reading a melody or phrase: once you know the start note, look for steps and skips


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