Piano Sheet Music - Learn How to Read Piano Sheet Music With Ease

Piano sheet music uses traditional music notation,2nd line. The 2nd line is always G.
which was invented 1,000 years ago. LearningBut, which G? There are 7 of them on a standard
how to read piano sheet music is like learning apiano! It is the G directly above Middle C.
new language. Here are some great tips to getA great tip to remember the names of the right
you started.hand lines is: E G B D F - "Every Great Band
The staff (or stave) is a series of 5 parallel linesDeserves Fame" On a piano, this represents
onto which music notes are placed. Piano sheetevery other white key.
music is written on 2 staffs. The right hand readsThe left hand plays from the top staff. The bass
from the top staff. The left hand reads from theclef (or F clef) is written at the beginning, through
bottom.the 4th line. This fixes the pitch of the 4th line.
They are linked by a bracket. The bracket meansThe 4th line is always F.
"read from both staffs simultaneously". Each usesBut, which F? It is the F directly below Middle C.
a different clef. The purpose of the clef is to giveA great tip to remember the names of the left
you a fixed reference point.hand lines is: G B D F A - "Great Band Deserves
The right hand plays from the top staff. TheFame Always" On a piano, this also represents
treble clef (or G clef) is written at the beginning,every other white key.
through the 2nd line. This fixes the pitch of the