Reading Music Is Easy When You Know THIS

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Title	:	Reading Music Is Easy When You Know THIS
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Im just more confused now In conclusion Im a dummy and I should give up!
Comment from : @Mika_Minn

Brilliant as a session guitarist i mainly play by ear, but as I teach piano (up to Grade 5/6) I find my sight reading to always be a challenge Thanks for this Nahre, as usual, excellent content!
Comment from : @steveforwarduk

5:20 This is how I do it so far I thought I was just lazy
Comment from : @RobKinneySouthpaw

Great stuff! Gonna order this book!
Comment from : @bayarbuyan84

Very helpful video Thank you Now I'm off to check out the link to your theory book😊
Comment from : @suefauziyah

But how do you combine treble and the bass clef? I always transpose bass clef from the treble and that’s not really how you should approach it Are there any suggestions?
Comment from : @artemi-music

What you fail realize is that I am dyslexic, not an super intelligent Asian Harvard student I am so bad at reading music that I developed a perfect pitch
Comment from : @Skoopyghost

Thanks Nahre Appreciate this 🎹🎹🎹
Comment from : @jordanfrancisco27

I didn't realize how untalented I truly am
Comment from : @themichael3105

I am musically dyslexic
Comment from : @edjefferson9175

also get your eyes checked you might not know that you need glasses for me it changed everything
Comment from : @myname-mz3lo

Excellent video
Comment from : @vancraven7688

Amazing teachingbrThx for sharingbrbrGod bless you!
Comment from : @theprogrammer8200

AH yes why would we do Allegro Agitato hahaha (what does that mean!!!!)
Comment from : @emmanueltejeda7484

New subscriber This was so helpful I’m the guy stuck on your introductory graph I already feel like I’m unstuck Thank you!
Comment from : @tdbbuzzard4919

alot of this is common sense tactics if you're a chosen one but if you're forcing it sure this well propel you further
Comment from : @blaxdrango7601

This is an incredible insightful video thank you
Comment from : @ahussein92

Two notes both on lines or both on spaces they are the same??? An F is not an A; and a G is not a B Please clarify what you mean
Comment from : @captdavec590

good tips also counting the time signature out loud with lowest possible subdivision allows you to see ahead and build accuracy
Comment from : @jamesewanchook2276

Thank you Very helpful concepts
Comment from : @randallmauger5659

Another good one! One problem I have is getting my ideas down before I forget them When they start coming they don't stop
Comment from : @twan688

As a beginner I am but a lost soul and hopeless in understanding how to read music
Comment from : @raeffm

Excellent
Comment from : @jimtessin4130

This is amazing As a kid, I always thought people either got it, or didn't My teachers never helped me understand the process of HOW you work through this (Or maybe they did, and I just didn't get it but I'm doubtful) Either way—thank you!
Comment from : @kplicanic

I learned trumpet first and am now learning piano bass cleff has been the biggest challenge for reading music
Comment from : @cadenkerner4893

Amazing!!!!
Comment from : @ElizabethP123

Ang galing mo ate
Comment from : @dongtv5919

this is too advanced for me right now, i'll be back once i have gained some beginner knowledge
Comment from : @nax1807

When i started playing piano, i was afraid because i thought that i had to sight read anything perfectly upon first glance Like looking at a piece like La campanella and instantly being able to play it in the right tempo It was such a relief when i figured out that almost everyone takes a little bit of time and that even the professionals sometimes read the wrong note
Comment from : @NilsWennström

as a absolute begginer in music i can say i feel like im trying to learn absolute new language without knowing the alphabeth
Comment from : @kavpass

I'm planning to buy a piano for me and on top of that i will buy your book Definitely gonna come here after i'm bit familiar with it
Comment from : @EnkuOd

These visualizations are next level What a fantastic way to explain things
Comment from : @TheDriftingShadow1

As someone obsessed with Chopin, I appreciate how you use his mazurkas as an example of wtf-ism when reading music Thanks
Comment from : @kazeed

Trying to learn piano, maybe one day I can play a song for you Thank you for making this video
Comment from : @VictorHSKim

good soup
Comment from : @porofate8376

Sight reading has always defeated me… This video gives me hope I can do it by using the different strategies Thanks Nahre!!
Comment from : @vaughngaminghd

"I've been reading sheet music for 25 years" 😭 and she's so young, I just started learning piano now at 19 I'm gonna be so old when I reach her level
Comment from : @Peter-uu2qg

how to look at both right hand and left hand i can mostly just concentrate on one line
Comment from : @zdhshue

I'm self taught guitar and drums and have just started the piano/keyboard Always wanted to read and write music
Comment from : @Richie_

It needs to start at the beginning level- the method What your showing us more for an advance player I have a method I'm working on that works for the total beginner Let me know if interested
Comment from : @mi2cents265

This is excellent instructionmany thanks
Comment from : @chrisbergonzi7977

Hey! I have always played by ear until I got into college This video was SOOOOOO helpful I play jazz and classical and want to sharpen my skills for the sake of professionalism Thanks soo much ! How can I get your book ?
Comment from : @feimstro

2nd tip was mindblowing for me, thank you very much!
Comment from : @d_lydian

Do you sing? I can tell you have a lovely rich voice So even if you think you cant sing, go for it and try!
Comment from : @robyn8842

This just hurt my head
Comment from : @Contemporarymusic414

I wish that i knew the notes and time signatures but I have always have played piano by ear God gave me this gift of playing piano by ear
Comment from : @SidneyJohnson-p2n

Maybe i can finally let go of "Every good boy deserves fudge"
Comment from : @AtomixTiger

ESSENTIAL: DO HARMONIC ANALYSIS BEFORE AND DURING PLAYbrBe conscious of what the chord are (if not too tricky)brhow they change, by (cascaded) deresolution/resolutionbrmodulation ! (a large part of the charm of Schubert, Fauré) BEFORE AND DURING PLAYbrbrbrAnticipate mentally (hear in you head) the pitch of the next notes, as such but also what the notes will sound like, by criteria of interval, harmonic role in context br oh a 7th that means Ix, so we'll likely go to IVbr oh, we are now on the IVbr haha, the bass note of an augmented sixth)brbrbrIf you have heard the piece before, betterbrLook well ahead before playingbrLook ahead while playing
Comment from : @PijanitsaVode

You explain like a chinese, zero soul Go italian next time A piano is not a machine girl
Comment from : @dariorodriguezdeamerica

Hello! Asking for help I really don't understand the concept of interval faces and tiering, and I think it might actually help me Can someone explain it? Thank you! 🙏
Comment from : @orangeandylemons

Really valuable video, Thank you!
Comment from : @Jared199503

Why can't they just print the note names/letters It's 2024 people! Time to update an outdated clumbersome system for music
Comment from : @heart_and_sole

Thank you, this stuff can be overlooked easily unforch
Comment from : @juliangrandpiano

Understandable to the advanced player, but way to complex for the less advanced
Comment from : @Werner-er5eb

I’ve never been more confused!
Comment from : @jameshaviland6183

This is SUPER useful Every book I've read on notation is just an endless barrage of details These strategies help me to organize what I'm seeing brThank you so much!
Comment from : @harryleblanc4939

Her : this is pretty straightforward and nice thing too crazybrMe: WHAT THE HECK IS THIS
Comment from : @BurgersBirds-f4p

This helped confirm I was on the right track with quite a few techniques I was slowly figuring out myself in my 3-4 years of piano lessons/classes I was always worried they were somehow going to prove to be bad habits so I tried to avoid them and force myself to read each note, which was slow and error prone Wish my teachers had explained them as you did here
Comment from : @ericj9011

7:38 It's more widely known as chunking as in psychology
Comment from : @Neptoid

4:40 bro doing scatterplot grouping
Comment from : @Neptoid

Thanks for this!
Comment from : @lunavela6708

Thank you!
Comment from : @jriver64

This was an excellent lesson I look forward to purchasing your book and watching more of your videos
Comment from : @kcphillips9861

3:03 'the same' confusing How are they the same if they are different notes?
Comment from : @khtnsuwdih

Thank you, Nahre
Comment from : @PatrickNunguli

❤❤amazing! Confirms my intuition!
Comment from : @shantanut

The right video at the right time Excellent!
Comment from : @delhibill

Hi I'd like to purchase the book Do you have discount please? lol
Comment from : @ZulkarneynCevik

I'm sure these are great tips for those trying to bridge that last gap in fluency, but for me it still looks like wizardry I think the real trick is to practice for over twenty years!
Comment from : @diegofloor

lots of jargon, well got to go do my 100th song on udio
Comment from : @udiorockmeamadeus

Can you do a video about sight singing? :-)
Comment from : @maitecatherinedewit

Wait, im gonna get stuck at some point?
Comment from : @Adiyta2615

Learning Music Notes for me is like Solving a all maths in colleges 😂
Comment from : @Ian-vp3pl

I clicked for help with sight reading those super high notes as shown in the thumbnailbrbrHer solution: “make an educated guess”
Comment from : @obscurity3027

Somehow sight reading Chopin is not that easy, that's why I think Debussy is easier He's very linear in his writing lmao
Comment from : @none5020

One of the coolest videos i have seen today ❤❤
Comment from : @deepakgehlotiitkgp

Cutest teacher ever !!!!
Comment from : @Jaujau933

That call of duty hit marker sound had me cracking up
Comment from : @Stingetan

I'm in love with you
Comment from : @Luke-kj4wz

too fast and she doesn't explain the link between line and space in the keyboard, she just assumes it not a good video, sorry
Comment from : @margotmargot4426

The diagram at 0:56 says Treble Chef, I didn't know if this is in your book or not but I just wanted to let you know of the potential book typo
Comment from : @happydf5028

Teacher,Im totally confused while I'm seeing 5line notes, please help me
Comment from : @Maramyes

What a good video!!
Comment from : @georgebrook6808

👍hi from Russia, sanks
Comment from : @user_wg_iddqd

I play bass clarinet, and never was a very good reader On my instrument the score is farther away and the neck is in the way Scores are conventionally written on the stave using the treble clef, so my bottom C is written below the 4th ledger line down from the stave; the C at the top of the 2nd (clarion) register is on the second ledger line above the stave; and my "comfort zone" in the altissimo extends to the second E - above the seventh ledger line above the stave I can get to a G# above thatbrOften the only way to get a readable score is to transcribe (Noteflight or Musescore) using "8va" and "8vb" and possibly colour code passages accordingly
Comment from : @joeg46Highlands

This is really helpful I have an astigmatism that blurs the lines and makes everything look messy and overlapping It makes music hard to read and slows me down a lot But I think I may be able to tell whether the notes are on a space or a line better than telling exactly which line they're on I will definitely try this!
Comment from : @brianhowe201

Nice tips but I'm 32 and nothing sticks I can play chords if you tell me a chords name but I can't read staves It's all a blur Like it all gets jumbled up and takes half a sec to read and process it
Comment from : @gregoryfenn1462

brilliant tips!!! I love playing piano, but always have struggled becoming fluent enough to be able to play without looking at each note
Comment from : @ClydeneBalkeMusic