How to Read Piano Sheet Music - 3 Tips on Reading From Different Staffs

Learning how to read piano sheet music is likeHere is an easy way to remember the Right
learning to read a foreign language. The more youHand notes -
practice, the more familiar it becomes. Here are 3The 5 lines of the staff are
tips on reading from 2 different staffs.E G B D F - "Every Great Band Deserves Fame"
Tip 1 - Piano sheet music is written on 2 staffsOn a piano, this represents every other white
linked together by a bracket. A staff is a serieskey.
of 5 parallel lines onto which music is notated.Tip 3 - The lower staff, for the Left Hand, has a
The Right Hand reads from the Top Staff.bass clef at the beginning. This looks like a comma
The Left Hand reads from the Bottom Staff.with 2 dots. Its job is to fix the pitch of one
The bracket means read from both staffsspecific note. The bass clef fixes the pitch of the
simultaneously.4th line up. The 4th line up is the F directly below
This is what makes playing the piano harder thanMiddle C.
any other instrument, but also hugely enjoyableHere is an easy way to remember the Left Hand
because you can create harmony.notes -
Tip 2 - The upper staff, for the Right Hand, has aThe 5 lines of the staff are
treble clef at the beginning. This looks like theG B D F A - "Great Band Deserves Fame
letter G. Its job is to fix the pitch of one specificAlways"
note. The treble clef fixes the pitch of the 2nd lineOn a piano, this also represents every other white
up. The 2nd line up is the G directly above Middlekey.
C.