I am not into piano yet but in guitar.would I be right in saying same technique applies. I do like your explanation ( Ever good boy does fine ) I need to memorize at what points it starts
Wasted a year in high school wanting to learn piano and the teacher never gave me the time of day to help me learn, you’ve explained this so clearly it was amazing thank you so much
Learning the piano is not as hard as you think. Just learn how to read music. Learn what the keys are, and your good to go. No one taught me how to play it. I play music by Beethoven, Chopin, and Scott Joplin. Yet I learned on my own.
Agreed, I feel like I'm in school again, but in a joyful way. Back when I was excited to learn and actually felt like I was being taught. How I missed that whimsical feeling. This woman did a wonderful job with teaching.
At the age of 50, I decided to learn piano. I remembered when i was a kid, reading notes gave me nightmares and I failed the test miserably!! Now I am older and determined to tackle this emotional problem. You tutorial gives me strenghth and confidence to do so! Thank you!!!
@@cynbo11 i bought a piano for kids years ago when they were young. Sadly they were never into it. Now it is mine and I am having fun! Are you taking any lessons?
Same here. Something I never forgot and I'm 62 now! But honestly, the more music reading you do, you just begin to recognize the notes by looking at them. It takes time but it definitely begins to happen.
I just found an awesome piano learning course which I know you are going to love. The course teaches you how to play piano professionally Here is the link >>> BestWay2LearnPiano.blogspot.com
I’m 64. I just began to study music theory last year. I bought an inexpensive keyboard and am learning to play. I wish I had known 50 yrs ago how easy this is. I am glad that I found you. You are an awe inspiring teacher.
Good for you! I am 60 and started learning Mandarin Chinese last year I bought my first violin last month and Now I am in this new adventure. Learning to read music and trying to grasp a decent sound on the strings. But I will succeed!
I’m doing this cuz I wanna learn to play my favourite songs off by heart cuz that’s be so much fun and wouldn’t you just feel so powerful being able to do that and my favourite teacher is my music teacher and I was set a challenge to learn something different that we aren’t learning in class so here I am 😂
I do the exact same thing. And I have trouble remembering what note is what in the music book. I am beginning to think that I am not going to be able to do this. My music teacher says that, even though I am mixing up notes from 4 & 5 lessons ago, she wants to continue on. When continuing on is just confusing and getting me discouraged even more. She says that one day it will all just sink in. Well, what if it doesn't?
When I was learning to read sheet music, I remember the different tricks for remembering the note placement. "Every good boy does fine", for the lines and " all cows eat grass" for the spaces. I still use them.
had my music teacher been passionate about teaching and making sure students actually understood the lessons, instead of wasting everyone's time, I wouldn't have had to struggle and try so hard to try and like and understand music, but here I am now. Thank you for the great lesson! Learned 10x more in 10 minutes than I would have in 1 month of music classes in school.
I totally understand. My sister had an amazing teacher. By the time I started piano lessons, the teacher had retired. I never did learn to play very well. This lesson was helpful. I’d love to really learn since I now have a beautiful piano just sitting.
We had a piano when I was growing up. My mother played beautifully and I had always wanted to learn. When I was 7, she arranged for me to take lessons and I was SO excited! My enthusiasm was quickly squashed when, instead of the 15-30 minutes my teacher recommended, my mother would make me practice for 2-3 hours at a time. It sucked the fun out of learning and I quit after just a few weeks. Trying to learn now, over 45 years later and it's much more difficult.
I totally understand what you mean! I signed up for piano lessons this year since I've had my keyboard for 10 years and never properly learned how to play it on my own. I thought going to an actual music school with a teacher would be the answer but the first class was such a let down. The first month is almost over and we still haven't learned how to read notes! He shows up late, tells students to learn songs from youtube videos and is literally incapable of explaining concepts. I literally had to watch videos on how to properly position my hands on the piano because he couldn't even explain that to me. He is the type of person to "show" you a concept rather than explain it. He talks a lot but doesn't say anything at all. Honestly just because someone can play the piano doesn't mean they can teach how to play it.
I’ve been playing the organ for 44 years now. The middle C line always baffled me. I wish you had taught me how to read notes all those years ago. Thank you!
@@PianoteOfficial Thanks to you. I've been tryng to learn how to read notes from every video posted in YT. Yours was the best and very easy for me to comprehend.
This was the most comprehensive and simple beginner lesson ever! I am 38 years old trying to get into playing instruments as a hobby because I never had the luxury as kid…. Thank you so much!!!
I'm a beginner at the harp, and struggling to read sheet music fluently. So this has actually helped, more than just pianists. I am genuinely grateful for this very good video. It helped massively being able to see it as simple skipping of notes. Not just the little rhymes. Nice to have full level of knowledge and also, very brilliantly worded and method to share. thank you again
Haa anyone ever told you that you're a great teacher?? SO many great little pointers here. I like how you added the notes one by one too, makes it really easy for us to see and understand what you're talking about.
I am two days into my piano learning journey. So far I've become addicted to how amazing you can make something sound, simply by pressing some randomly made up keys in a nice pattern. I believe reading sheet music will really help me with piano, and this video has been just perfect. Really straight forward, visual instructions (which personally help me a lot), and a kind relaxing voice. Really well made instructional video, thank you!
51 years old - very hard hearing and play by ear. I know huh. Never too old to learn correctly. You are adorably effective at teaching. Thanks for keeping it simple.
I’m color blind, dyslexic and generally slow but the way you’ve laid this lesson out is the best possible way to learn notation. I’ve been trying for months and your simple way of looking at notation just opened my eyes to it all. Thank you. Truly, I will pass it along. RS.
At age 52 I am back at lessons because I too never learned to read a note in my early years as a child. To play by ear I have come to realize is both a blessing and a curse. Not too fond of learning to site read but here I am doing it. Thanks for the visual you provide.
I love sight reading, it makes me forget about all the other stresses in my life and focus on improving my sight reading skills. It's not easy but it's really rewarding to get it right.
I just need you to know that I took piano lessons for 10 years and NEVER learned to read music. I learned every acronym ever and it just resulted in me spending hours working out what each note was via the acronym. I understand music better after this 10 minute video than I did after 10 solid years of grueling practice. Thank you so much for this!!
PoV : my coach is teaching stuff like Every green bus drives fast and FACE and stuff like that. He wasted 2 hrs teaching me still I did not understand. She teaches me in 10 mins and I understand….. Hats off ❤❤
Super nice tips from Lisa Witt Pianote that have to be remembered to be able to read note so easy : Treble Clef : FACE & EGBDF (Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge) Bass Clef : ACEG (All Cow Eat Grass) & GBDFA (Good Boy Deserves Fudge Always) 😍🙏👍😍🙏👍😍🙏👍😍🙏👍😍🙏👍
This is actually really helpful! It has been years since I was able to read sheet music, and watching your video made it feel a lot less intimidating. Thank you so much!!
I used to sing in a choir, but unfortunately, my teacher never taught me how to read the notes... You're amazing! The way you teach how to read it makes it slightly less complicated. Thank you so much!
Played/ lessons for abt 2.5 yrs when I was 10. You ** have brought me back up to speed with your practical and easy way of looking at the bar graph. Will be following.
I use to know how to sight read but its been so long I forgot and her just saying "our musical alphabet runs from A to G and repeats itself" just saved my life and made me understand again
This is a great way to resurrect my memories of reading music to play piano. It’s been 40 years since I’ve played anything and this really helped me put the notes back in context. I thought I had completely lost this skill. Thanks so much!
Thank you very much.. freely you have received and freely you give. That's how it should be. You are the best example of a good teacher who cares not about money but about teaching music to people who can't afford much. Hats of to you...
I haven't practiced in 12 years reading notes and playing. Just 10 minutes with you has helped me remember how simple it was the first time I learned. God bless!
I’ve watched so many videos on reading notes and was still so confused about why each note was placed where it was. The way it is explained in this video makes it so clear and easy to understand. Amazing. Thank you
LOVE Lisa’s way of explaining things about piano! This is probably the most comprehensive explanation (& fast-catching) of note reading I’ve ever come across.
Ah! Some basic teaching that I need! I went to my granddaughters piano recital, & it hit me: I want to learn to play, too! I am retired, so I can make time to learn music! I look forward to watching all of your videos!
I am re-learning how to read music. It’s been years but it’s coming back pretty quick. I love your suggestions on how to read it instead of the old school way with “every good boy…”. So helpful. Thank you!
i’ve been trying to learn the piano and none of my teachers really taught me this, i’ve only gotten a hang of the G clef but nothing about the bass clef. this helped me a lot. THANK YOU!
what a great explanation. I'm going to switch to using landmarks instead of the acronyms. I'm a senior who never took music in my youth and in recent years have taken up piano. I so appreciate your great, and easy to understand, explanation.
So far you are one of the best tutorial I've seen, very excellent in your explanation. Easy to comprehend, I'm 63 years old and I've always wanted to learn how to play the 🎹 piano. After hearing your tutorial, definitely I am all in. Thanks soooo much!❣️
Wow. I never looked at the music notation in this way! All I knew was Every Good Boy Does Fine and FACE, which was super confusing. Now I’ll be looking at it at a whole new level. Thank you so much for your superb explanation. I guess I won’t be overwhelmed to read sheet music now 😊
How are you doing with your self-learning with the piano? Are you progressing? I want to learn piano, too but i don't have the time to attend piano classes
My music teacher told me: For the 5 lines: Every Good Boy Does Fine (EGBDF) and for the 4 spaces, it's F-A-C-E, just count the letters lower or higher after that xD
This year (2020); I am going to be going back to a hobby that I missed, in a VERY VERY long time! And that is, playing musical instruments!🙂 I haven't played an instrument in roughly 10 years! And I am VERY excited to get back into it! But this time, I am going to be learning how to play the piano! I just love how the way it makes me feel & calm! I am so excited to play it!🙂😁❤️🎹 I would LOVE to learn to read music so that I can understand the song I am play the songs I want to play!🙂
I remember as a young lad. learning the lines and spaces was relatively easy. Teachers taught this well! What was a tad more complex was learning to coordinate reading that and playing it on the piano! THAT is where the fun (craziness) began.........:) An excellent lesson as always!!!!!!
I've only had to re-learn how to play the piano *several times* throughout my life - from scratch. A sad fact. But, I really want to get back into it again and hopefully, this will be the last time I have to re-learn it again from the basics.
I'm almost 70 and learning piano. I visit a tutor once a week but i use this lady a lot. She covers the lessons very similar to my tutor. This girl is excellent.
Thank you for this video! I played piano and clarinet in junior high, but I'm 68 now and trying to re-learn piano. I'd forgotten how to read the notes on the F clef (and even what the F/bass clef was called!). Now that you've shown me the correct notes, it's going to help me so much! My husband just bought me a new piano so I'm ready to go! Thanks again!
I’m 30 and I use to play the piano and flute when I was in 5th grade until 7th. I haven’t practiced musics since and I feel like I don’t remember anything. I’m now a truck driver and just bought a digital piano to keep me occupied in my truck when I’m not driving. I’m going to be following your videos in hopes that I get back to playing like I use to. I took notes while watching this video and my memory is beginning to comeback, thanks !
All The Young Artists learning How to read a note isn’t hard. Playing with actually Good technique is. I know people who’ve Taken piano classes for about 7 years and they still can’t play Beethoven but people in simple piano are playing it in like 3 weeks
yeah! I'm re-learning piano starting from memorizing notes and practicing scales. I don't want shortcuts or the 'easy fast way' ! I'm excited to memorize all the notes and hopefully one day I can play my favorite Chopin piece.
I started playing when I was 6. I stopped when I was 12 just after I played Beethoven 6th by memory. Saw your video and went out and bought a piano. Thank you so much. You have no idea what this means
Trebel clef Lines: Every good burger deserves fries Spaces: Fries always complete entrees or FACE Bass clef Lines: Good bikes don't fall apart Spaces: All cars eat gas or ACEG
@@therealmyra nice I'm happy to hear that. Do you think you've made good progress in 3 months? And I'm doing well, getting better everyday 😌 thankyou for asking
@@Kinobambino Practicing daily or missing a day here or there, I have made amazing progress in 3 months. I am always surprised at how music that looks intimidating the first time becomes doable the next time I see it and playable the next.😃
I love how simply she explains this, and strangely enough, I appreciate that she isn't wearing anything too flashy or even nail polish which can distract from her message. Awesome video, it helped a lot!
I've rewatched this video constantly and memorized the "EVERY GOOD BOY DESERVES FUDGE" & "Faces in the spaces" your video ties it all together- I'm hoping to not be yelled at so much in the choir loft as I sing by ear but want to technically be better. Thank you for your patience
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How do I master the use of this sight reading
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I am not into piano yet but in guitar.would I be right in saying same technique applies. I do like your explanation ( Ever good boy does fine )
I need to memorize at what points it starts
Wasted a year in high school wanting to learn piano and the teacher never gave me the time of day to help me learn, you’ve explained this so clearly it was amazing thank you so much
Learning the piano is not as hard as you think. Just learn how to read music. Learn what the keys are, and your good to go. No one taught me how to play it. I play music by Beethoven, Chopin, and Scott Joplin. Yet I learned on my own.
Kenneth Wood
Wow! That’s awesome and super inspiring.
@@kennethwood88 its easy to learn but hard to master just like any other instrument
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@@kennethwood88 I think that's the best way to learn anything. On your own, just because of interest.
As an older beginner, with no real knowledge of reading music, I found this very easy to understand. Thank you!
Same! Couldn’t have been more thankful for this video
She’s very good 👍
Yes. As someone who has never read music before in my life (42 years old), never played an instrument, this was easy to understand!
This woman is giving some really positive vibes. The way she teach this is 'simply' amazing.
She reminds me of my highschool art teacher. Such a positive person who wants to share their passion
She has an ENFP personbality type
I see what you did there with that 'simply'
@@kryrins he/she "simply" roasted 'em
lol-
She brings the comfortability of a kindergarten teacher, while simultaneously not talking down at her audience/students 😊🤟🏻🤙🏻
Agreed, I feel like I'm in school again, but in a joyful way. Back when I was excited to learn and actually felt like I was being taught. How I missed that whimsical feeling. This woman did a wonderful job with teaching.
Yeeees. The school we didnt know exists 🎉
Omg you read my mind 😂❤
Father God loves you so! John 3:16✝️
At the age of 50, I decided to learn piano. I remembered when i was a kid, reading notes gave me nightmares and I failed the test miserably!! Now I am older and determined to tackle this emotional problem. You tutorial gives me strenghth and confidence to do so! Thank you!!!
40 here and decided the same
I started lessons this year when I turned 50 as well! Unlike when I was 7, I'm owing it now and loving it!
@@cynbo11 i bought a piano for kids years ago when they were young. Sadly they were never into it. Now it is mine and I am having fun! Are you taking any lessons?
How's it going?
I’m about to turn 72 and I totally agree with you, Susan! Except I’m learning Dulcimer
EGBDF - Every Good Boy Does Fine
FACE
I still remember them when first taught in elementary
Or what about EVERY GOOD BURGER DESERVES FRIES
Same here. Something I never forgot and I'm 62 now! But honestly, the more music reading you do, you just begin to recognize the notes by looking at them. It takes time but it definitely begins to happen.
I just found an awesome piano learning course which I know you are going to love.
The course teaches you how to play piano professionally
Here is the link >>> BestWay2LearnPiano.blogspot.com
Where I went it was EGBDF - Elephants Go Bouncing Down Freeways
FACE in the Space
Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge
This is what I learned
Me in 10 mins: learns everything
Me after 10 mins: forgets everything
Same 😂
Same here broo
That's why you practice.
Same bro, it sucks lol
@@goodyeoman4534 Not when you have ADD, or short term memory loss. No way i could memorize a 5 plus minute song without forgetting it a week later lol
I’m 64. I just began to study music theory last year. I bought an inexpensive keyboard and am learning to play. I wish I had known 50 yrs ago how easy this is. I am glad that I found you. You are an awe inspiring teacher.
Bingo! Same here.
This is the time we grew to play and that is ok. I am so happy there are many adult players starting their journey with piano or keyboards.
Good for you!
I am 60 and started learning Mandarin Chinese last year I bought my first violin last month and Now I am in this new adventure. Learning to read music and trying to grasp a decent sound on the strings. But I will succeed!
When you’re just one of those people who decided to learn piano just to play their favourite song
ikr
The problem is that my favorite pieces are gaspard de la nuit and Hungarian Rhapsody no 2 lol :/
Yess
I’m doing this cuz I wanna learn to play my favourite songs off by heart cuz that’s be so much fun and wouldn’t you just feel so powerful being able to do that and my favourite teacher is my music teacher and I was set a challenge to learn something different that we aren’t learning in class so here I am 😂
@@TPCMusicYT 😭😭
great tutorial. actual helped me a lot
Wasn't expecting to find you here!
I'm a big fan!!
I hope you have an awesome day and learn to play piano like a god!!!
This is first time I've seen a verified user have less than 100 likes lol
What instrument are you learning
Ranton???!!!!?!?
shaolin monk learns piano
Here I am singing my ABC just to know what letter comes next
at least im not the only one
I always do that lol
Deadass me
Meeee tooooo😅😅😅
I do the exact same thing. And I have trouble remembering what note is what in the music book. I am beginning to think that I am not going to be able to do this. My music teacher says that, even though I am mixing up notes from 4 & 5 lessons ago, she wants to continue on. When continuing on is just confusing and getting me discouraged even more. She says that one day it will all just sink in. Well, what if it doesn't?
When I was learning to read sheet music, I remember the different tricks for remembering the note placement. "Every good boy does fine", for the lines and " all cows eat grass" for the spaces. I still use them.
my mine was “every good boy deserves fudge”
G is on a line though
@@bogus604 you're right, it's also on the top space.
had my music teacher been passionate about teaching and making sure students actually understood the lessons, instead of wasting everyone's time, I wouldn't have had to struggle and try so hard to try and like and understand music, but here I am now. Thank you for the great lesson! Learned 10x more in 10 minutes than I would have in 1 month of music classes in school.
That's nice
So sad that a teacher didn't teach. Still got paid.
I totally understand. My sister had an amazing teacher. By the time I started piano lessons, the teacher had retired. I never did learn to play very well. This lesson was helpful. I’d love to really learn since I now have a beautiful piano just sitting.
We had a piano when I was growing up. My mother played beautifully and I had always wanted to learn. When I was 7, she arranged for me to take lessons and I was SO excited! My enthusiasm was quickly squashed when, instead of the 15-30 minutes my teacher recommended, my mother would make me practice for 2-3 hours at a time. It sucked the fun out of learning and I quit after just a few weeks. Trying to learn now, over 45 years later and it's much more difficult.
I totally understand what you mean! I signed up for piano lessons this year since I've had my keyboard for 10 years and never properly learned how to play it on my own.
I thought going to an actual music school with a teacher would be the answer but the first class was such a let down. The first month is almost over and we still haven't learned how to read notes!
He shows up late, tells students to learn songs from youtube videos and is literally incapable of explaining concepts. I literally had to watch videos on how to properly position my hands on the piano because he couldn't even explain that to me.
He is the type of person to "show" you a concept rather than explain it. He talks a lot but doesn't say anything at all. Honestly just because someone can play the piano doesn't mean they can teach how to play it.
I’ve been playing the organ for 44 years now. The middle C line always baffled me. I wish you had taught me how to read notes all those years ago. Thank you!
I have often wondered why this isn't one of the FIRST things taught for all musical learning... Happy to have helped :)!
44 years wow good stuff
@@PianoteOfficial I think others haven't good teaching power as you have...In my opinion, you are one of the genius teacher in the world...💝
I've played around with music off and on for years and I have never seen middle C explained that way. Was definitely an eye opener.
@@PianoteOfficial Thanks to you. I've been tryng to learn how to read notes from every video posted in YT. Yours was the best and very easy for me to comprehend.
It's really a big help since im trying to learn all by myself. Thanks!
Same it's really hard to be self-taught
Same here
Agree with all 3 of you. I've learned more on line than I did with my 2 teachers.
Same here, really hard!
@@jianyuhua - I know right!
This was the most comprehensive and simple beginner lesson ever! I am 38 years old trying to get into playing instruments as a hobby because I never had the luxury as kid…. Thank you so much!!!
I’m just trying to pick up another hobby during the quarantine
same here 😅
*Sips tea*
AYY NATSU HOWS EARTH LUCY DOING
Lol omg samee
Same
I'm a beginner at the harp, and struggling to read sheet music fluently. So this has actually helped, more than just pianists. I am genuinely grateful for this very good video. It helped massively being able to see it as simple skipping of notes. Not just the little rhymes. Nice to have full level of knowledge and also, very brilliantly worded and method to share. thank you again
@Soulful Notes by all means. I want to read music to my best ability. I'm a harpist but not opposed to learning other instruments
The harp’s pretty gangster
@@nevermusic lmao. The joys of being Irish. I get to be gangster and Celtic at the same time.
Im also a beginner and struggles to understand chords.
@@kickasscorm ummmm whos that
Haa anyone ever told you that you're a great teacher?? SO many great little pointers here.
I like how you added the notes one by one too, makes it really easy for us to see and understand what you're talking about.
I am two days into my piano learning journey. So far I've become addicted to how amazing you can make something sound, simply by pressing some randomly made up keys in a nice pattern. I believe reading sheet music will really help me with piano, and this video has been just perfect. Really straight forward, visual instructions (which personally help me a lot), and a kind relaxing voice. Really well made instructional video, thank you!
How did your piano learning journey go?
51 years old - very hard hearing and play by ear. I know huh. Never too old to learn correctly. You are adorably effective at teaching. Thanks for keeping it simple.
Hi, I'm 66 and just starting!!
good luck to you two!bettwr now than never!
If you don’t have perfect pitch (or whatever it’s called) I don’t even think you can learn by ear I’m only 13 and I can’t really recognize notes
im 23 and stated now.
played by ear till now :(
@@erex9875 You can play the rhythm a bit, won't help much without perfect pitch
I’m color blind, dyslexic and generally slow but the way you’ve laid this lesson out is the best possible way to learn notation. I’ve been trying for months and your simple way of looking at notation just opened my eyes to it all. Thank you. Truly, I will pass it along. RS.
Amazing 😂
Wonderful😊❤
At age 52 I am back at lessons because I too never learned to read a note in my early years as a child. To play by ear I have come to realize is both a blessing and a curse. Not too fond of learning to site read but here I am doing it. Thanks for the visual you provide.
Trying it at 59!
Christine Aitken I’m 10
I love sight reading, it makes me forget about all the other stresses in my life and focus on improving my sight reading skills. It's not easy but it's really rewarding to get it right.
I just bought a keyboard and wanted to learn how to play it by myself
This video helped me so much in terms of reading the notes :D
jjkjkk
Share your experience with us maybe I will understand more better
After wanting for years to play piano I came across Denelle piano lesson and it seems to be the top online system (google it if you are interested)
I have piano classes
I just need you to know that I took piano lessons for 10 years and NEVER learned to read music. I learned every acronym ever and it just resulted in me spending hours working out what each note was via the acronym. I understand music better after this 10 minute video than I did after 10 solid years of grueling practice. Thank you so much for this!!
🧢🧢🧢
PoV : my coach is teaching stuff like Every green bus drives fast and FACE and stuff like that. He wasted 2 hrs teaching me still I did not understand. She teaches me in 10 mins and I understand…..
Hats off ❤❤
I wish my choir teacher would have taught us this instead of yelling at us. ;-;
:( some teachers don't deserve to be teachers....
Ikr :"(
BlackStar199 that is soo sad
I know right? Relatable. :(
Light
My dad said " if you are able to read notes you can play any instruments" and here i am
LOL Still can't play, that's me!
@@iamhere1315 im learning
Progress?
@@watermelondog9655 just a nit
Lies , Deceptions! :')
Super nice tips from Lisa Witt Pianote that have to be remembered to be able to read note so easy :
Treble Clef : FACE & EGBDF (Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge)
Bass Clef : ACEG (All Cow Eat Grass) & GBDFA (Good Boy Deserves Fudge Always)
😍🙏👍😍🙏👍😍🙏👍😍🙏👍😍🙏👍
This is actually really helpful! It has been years since I was able to read sheet music, and watching your video made it feel a lot less intimidating. Thank you so much!!
Well explained to someone like myself that has never read sheet music. I'm just starting out so this will really help! Thanks for an easy lesson!
Damn. I knew nothing about reading notes before the video and after watching it I can say that I really understood it clearly. Amazing stuff!
i was today years old when i found out why they're named g and f clef
i learned at band camp last year lol
Me too
Pog
@ s o p h
Me too
same
I could watch your videos all day long, I learn so much from them, simply because you're a brilliant teacher! Thanks again
I used to sing in a choir, but unfortunately, my teacher never taught me how to read the notes... You're amazing! The way you teach how to read it makes it slightly less complicated. Thank you so much!
Me: has played piano for almost a year
Also me: I DONT GET IT
Me too
Same
so go to a better teacher
Neshi _ same i dont need notes ;-; i juet memorize the song
same!!!
Why am i watching this?
I don't even have a piano
But i want one
You should get one :)
I dont but I have a keyboard
D3ad} H3art* its basically the same, i have one as well
Same
PeapBoss i have one but still cant read music sheets
Played/ lessons for abt 2.5 yrs when I was 10. You ** have brought me back up to speed with your practical and easy way of looking at the bar graph. Will be following.
This lady is a fantastic teacher. And she's so sweet and likeable.
I use to know how to sight read but its been so long I forgot and her just saying "our musical alphabet runs from A to G and repeats itself" just saved my life and made me understand again
same!
Pov: you're here because there's a song you want to learn but doesn't have a tutorial on yt so you have to learn how to read notes
Yess
True
Yep
U r here after watching your lie in april
I just want to know how to read the piano notes in resident evil village
I was afraid to even starting to learn notes, love you approach, thank you
This is a great way to resurrect my memories of reading music to play piano. It’s been 40 years since I’ve played anything and this really helped me put the notes back in context. I thought I had completely lost this skill. Thanks so much!
Ditto!!
@@chelleisblessedLmao
BRILLIANT!! I have been taking lessons for 6 weeks and couldn't get it - Thank you!!!
Thank you very much.. freely you have received and freely you give. That's how it should be. You are the best example of a good teacher who cares not about money but about teaching music to people who can't afford much. Hats of to you...
I haven't practiced in 12 years reading notes and playing. Just 10 minutes with you has helped me remember how simple it was the first time I learned. God bless!
Unreal how well you can dissect and teach music theory. If I had taken lessons from you years ago, I would be Elton John
I’ve watched so many videos on reading notes and was still so confused about why each note was placed where it was. The way it is explained in this video makes it so clear and easy to understand. Amazing. Thank you
The names are actually pretty logical: if you'd turn the sheet 90 degrees you just have a piano with all white notes on the lines and between them :D
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Holy snap you blew my mind, I'm going to learn or at least try to learn by myself. Good tip
Wait what???
Woooahhh
I'm learning piano and reading music now as a 45 year old!
This was INCREDIBLY helpful!
Good Burritos Don't Fall Apart
LOVE Lisa’s way of explaining things about piano! This is probably the most comprehensive explanation (& fast-catching) of note reading I’ve ever come across.
You are really good in explaining simply that anyone can pick up notations very fast. Hope you keep guiding many like me.Thanks a lot
AMAZING THANK YOU! I struggle with sight reading, so finding a teacher who explains it so well is super helpful. Keep doing what you're doing!
That was the most clear explanation I've ever been given about how to read music.
Your style of teaching is so good that it resolved all issues needed to understand ledger lines for me as a beginner. Please keep it up.
Ah! Some basic teaching that I need! I went to my granddaughters piano recital, & it hit me: I want to learn to play, too!
I am retired, so I can make time to learn music!
I look forward to watching all of your videos!
You single-handedly taught me something I thought I would never be able to learn. Thank you so much!
I am re-learning how to read music. It’s been years but it’s coming back pretty quick. I love your suggestions on how to read it instead of the old school way with “every good boy…”. So helpful. Thank you!
This was incredible! I was in an honors chambers choir and my teacher couldn't teach me what you managed to do in your tutorial! Thank you so much!
wasted all my time getting private lessons when i understand u more
Same
Dogs Rules 328 exactlyyyyyyy
Was yours a Russian Lady, mines Was.
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Same.
i’ve been trying to learn the piano and none of my teachers really taught me this, i’ve only gotten a hang of the G clef but nothing about the bass clef. this helped me a lot. THANK YOU!
what a great explanation. I'm going to switch to using landmarks instead of the acronyms. I'm a senior who never took music in my youth and in recent years have taken up piano. I so appreciate your great, and easy to understand, explanation.
I agree, landmarks are the best way.
So far you are one of the best tutorial I've seen, very excellent in your explanation. Easy to comprehend, I'm 63 years old and I've always wanted to learn how to play the 🎹 piano. After hearing your tutorial, definitely I am all in. Thanks soooo much!❣️
I love Side reading,I do it everytikme before I go to sleep its the only thing I do thanks so much for this quick tutorial
Wow. I never looked at the music notation in this way! All I knew was Every Good Boy Does Fine and FACE, which was super confusing. Now I’ll be looking at it at a whole new level. Thank you so much for your superb explanation. I guess I won’t be overwhelmed to read sheet music now 😊
I learned "Every Good Boy Deserves Favor"
Reference for myself:
B >si
A > la
G >sol
F > fa
E > mi
D > re
C > do
Middle C= kalın do
Very well explained. I am a beginner and thought this was super useful! I will likely re-watch seeing that I will most def forget it when I need it
I was in band ooh middle school, over 12 years ago. This was so helpful! Sight reading is better than memorizing acronyms.
I’ve been playing the trombone for years and never realized the connection between the two clefs. Thank you so much this was very helpful
Love this lesson. Its so captivating.
I’ve been self taught for the last few months and this helps so much!
How are you doing with your self-learning with the piano? Are you progressing? I want to learn piano, too but i don't have the time to attend piano classes
It’s going well! I’m progressing much faster than I thought I ever could! I use the Simply Piano app and practice for at least 30mins a day
I’m RUclips taught
My music teacher told me:
For the 5 lines: Every Good Boy Does Fine (EGBDF) and for the 4 spaces, it's F-A-C-E, just count the letters lower or higher after that xD
Krista Kishi yes my teacher told me this too...but I had no idea what she meant...lol😂...
Ohhh cool !!!!!!
Yes, this is the standard way to teach
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even better evil gummy bears destroy france
thank you, i finally have something to do with the 1000 pound piano chilling in the living room
Damn your lucky i wish i had a small one at least
Same lol
I wish I have a piano
omg same! (idk if u were joking but i have a like 1000 pound piano in my living room that no one really ever uses
Bro same my parents bought a piano for me but I quit piano. I feel horrible I wanna start using it again 😭
I keep coming back to you and I must say, you have a marvelous way of teaching...just basic simple and down to earth!! Thank You.
This year (2020); I am going to be going back to a hobby that I missed, in a VERY VERY long time! And that is, playing musical instruments!🙂
I haven't played an instrument in roughly 10 years! And I am VERY excited to get back into it!
But this time, I am going to be learning how to play the piano! I just love how the way it makes me feel & calm! I am so excited to play it!🙂😁❤️🎹
I would LOVE to learn to read music so that I can understand the song I am play the songs I want to play!🙂
Good Luck 🤞🏼❤️
So how's it going now? :)
I remember as a young lad. learning the lines and spaces was relatively easy. Teachers taught this well! What was a tad more complex was learning to coordinate reading that and playing it on the piano! THAT is where the fun (craziness) began.........:) An excellent lesson as always!!!!!!
POV: you’re here because you used to play the piano but forgot how to
YES YOU READ MY MIND also nice Danganronpa pfp
Omg how do you know
I've only had to re-learn how to play the piano *several times* throughout my life - from scratch. A sad fact. But, I really want to get back into it again and hopefully, this will be the last time I have to re-learn it again from the basics.
Literally me-
You caught me
I'm almost 70 and learning piano. I visit a tutor once a week but i use this lady a lot. She covers the lessons very similar to my tutor. This girl is excellent.
i have to study for a music exam, and this vid helps me a lot compared to other videos. the way she explains them makes it sound so clear
Awesome...you made it so simple for me,free from that nightmare thank you
your are so far the best teacher and you look sassy . aaannd i look forward for more of your lessons
thank you ♥
Thank you for this video! I played piano and clarinet in junior high, but I'm 68 now and trying to re-learn piano. I'd forgotten how to read the notes on the F clef (and even what the F/bass clef was called!). Now that you've shown me the correct notes, it's going to help me so much! My husband just bought me a new piano so I'm ready to go! Thanks again!
You are by far the best at explaining this concept, thank you
I'm just learning and each time I have to go back from C to count it. This pattern recognition is so much easier for me! Lisa, thank you!
I’m 30 and I use to play the piano and flute when I was in 5th grade until 7th. I haven’t practiced musics since and I feel like I don’t remember anything. I’m now a truck driver and just bought a digital piano to keep me occupied in my truck when I’m not driving. I’m going to be following your videos in hopes that I get back to playing like I use to. I took notes while watching this video and my memory is beginning to comeback, thanks !
Who needs this sImPlY pIaNo crap when you have her honesty.
Simply piano is a very good app -_-! I learned 5 notes and a song by Beethoven in one day...it’s really SIMPLE.
All The Young Artists learning How to read a note isn’t hard. Playing with actually Good technique is. I know people who’ve Taken piano classes for about 7 years and they still can’t play Beethoven but people in simple piano are playing it in like 3 weeks
@winter ride Me too!
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just play by ear
Your explanation always amaze me. You're a blessing for those who don't know how to read solfeggi. Thank you again and keep doing this.
Thank you so much for your kind comments!
yeah! I'm re-learning piano starting from memorizing notes and practicing scales. I don't want shortcuts or the 'easy fast way' ! I'm excited to memorize all the notes and hopefully one day I can play my favorite Chopin piece.
Hahah, going to do the same thing! Good luck, never give up, you'll make it 1 day :)
This is amazing, she explained it so well.🤩
I feel so validated! I teach piano about the same way. Thank you.
I started playing when I was 6. I stopped when I was 12 just after I played Beethoven 6th by memory. Saw your video and went out and bought a piano. Thank you so much. You have no idea what this means
Trebel clef
Lines: Every good burger deserves fries
Spaces: Fries always complete entrees or FACE
Bass clef
Lines: Good bikes don't fall apart
Spaces: All cars eat gas or ACEG
This is so helpful, thanks!
Thanks now it's more easier to memorize thank you!👍😊
Bruh it’s all cows eat grass not cars 🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂
Every Good Boy Deserves fudge
The better way to an average United States citizen learn music theory.
I'm 57, just starting, this is the best I've seen. Thank you for this info even if it's from years ago. 🎉
More than 20 years ago they taught me "Every Good Boy Does Fine" for the five lines and I still remember it
Thank you so much. Adult learner here and I find this very helpful.
Hows it goin Myra
@@Kinobambino It's going well. Trying to practice everyday. How are you?
@@therealmyra nice I'm happy to hear that. Do you think you've made good progress in 3 months? And I'm doing well, getting better everyday 😌 thankyou for asking
@@Kinobambino Practicing daily or missing a day here or there, I have made amazing progress in 3 months. I am always surprised at how music that looks intimidating the first time becomes doable the next time I see it and playable the next.😃
I love how simply she explains this, and strangely enough, I appreciate that she isn't wearing anything too flashy or even nail polish which can distract from her message. Awesome video, it helped a lot!
I've rewatched this video constantly and memorized the "EVERY GOOD BOY DESERVES FUDGE" & "Faces in the spaces" your video ties it all together- I'm hoping to not be yelled at so much in the choir loft as I sing by ear but want to technically be better. Thank you for your patience
This is by far the best, most succinct, clearest lesson on sight reading I have seen. Thank you!