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How To Read Notation Musical Notes (Sight Reading) Quickly!

Read musical notes notation is the expertise (sight reading skills) to be honed continue at any moment by the student. How not, so we learn new songs, the ability to read musical notes will accelerate mastery of the song. From the available statistics, the average student have difficulty in reading the musical notes that due to their lack of knowing the right way, or a teacher they do not know / less me-implement it in each teaching session.<br />
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Here below are tips to develop "skills" to read musical notes (sight reading) with either:<br />
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<li>Observation keys (clef), scales (key signatures) and time signature (time signature).</li>
<li>See totality of songs to find things that are unpredictable, such as: key changes, interval one octave, accidental (# / þ)</li>
<li>Pulse count and rhythmic! Feel the pulse in our bodies to tap, clap, pat, and snaps! Choose tempo is not too fast nor too slow! Rhythm is a very important factor in the ability of sight reading. Because without rhythm, the song will not be formed well although not completely.</li>
<li>Sing tone with "la", "ma", "na" or alphabet tone "C", "D", "E" of each melody in the right hand and left hand separately!</li>
<li>Visualize the finger is being played on the piano keys without tolling, place your fingers on your lap!</li>
<li>Play songs while still counting and feel the pulse while the eyes still look towards scores!</li>
<li>Assess your own game, whether accurate or not? If not, once again played in a slower tempo.</li>
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The ability to read musical notes will accelerate mastery of the song. From the available statistics, the average - average students have difficulty in reading the musical notes that due to their lack of knowing how - the right way, or a teacher they do not know / less implementing it in each teaching session.

Read musical notes notation is the expertise (sight reading skills) to be honed continue at any moment by the student. How not, so we learn ...

Chromatic Tones

<b>Chromatic tones</b> are the tones that are between 2 tones within 1 (tone). For example, between C and D there is a tone of Cis / December The distance between the barrel is a half tone / semi-tone.<br />
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The tones of the <a href="http://mmusic-zone.blogspot.com/2012/11/major-scale-part-1.html"><b>C major scales</b></a> called <b>chromatic tone</b>, tone row in each of the bass guitar is one fret. Tone when the ride plus the # (sharp) name is eg C tune up plus half called Cis.<br />
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If the down half plus mark (mole) name plus the suffix tone ice as B Becomes Bes for only vowel plus the suffix s such a being As. If you play on the fret with the open strings in order, then the resulting tones are chromatic notes as follows:<br />
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How to train starts <b>chromatic tones</b> of the open E string, first finger on F, 2 Fis finger, third finger 4 finger G Gis and so on.

Chromatic tones are the tones that are between 2 tones within 1 (tone). For example, between C and D there is a tone of Cis / December The ...

Bass Guitar Notation with Tablature

Bass tone is a sound that has a low frequency. In musical notation using low tones key signature F. Writing <b>notation bass guitar</b> <b>often comes with tablature</b> that shows the position of note on the fret. For more details see the following picture:<br /><br />
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<b>Tablature (TAB</b>) is a picture of the position of the notes on the fretboard that help show the location of a particular tone in the fret. <a href="http://mmusic-zone.blogspot.com/2013/01/how-to-tune-bass-guitar.html"><i><b>Bass guitars</b></i></a> are generally standard stringed 4 pieces, tablature denoted by drawing a horizontal line 4 pieces. Tablature is used to determine the position of the tone on the fret, if the player is not used to read notation. Each line of the <b>tablature shows four strings on the bass guitar</b>. For details, see the following picture:<br />
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The picture above shows played bass guitar tone, pitch location indicated by the tablature below the stave. The number on the right side shows the string number ranging from the smallest string. Number 0 on the TAB line shows the open position without pressing the string or strings.<br />
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Bass tone is a sound that has a low frequency. In musical notation using low tones key signature F. Writing notation bass guitar often come...

Read Musical Notation

Inside there is plenty of music <b>notation symbols, tones or scales</b>. <a href="http://mmusic-zone.blogspot.com/2012/12/read-musical-notation.html"><b>To Read Musical Notation</b></a>, we need to learn the correct <b>notation reading system</b>, among other things:<br />
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<span class="" id="result_box" lang="en"><b><span class="hps">Fixed</span> <span class="hps">do</span></b> <span class="hps">is a</span> <span class="hps">system</span> <span class="hps">do</span> <span class="hps">remain</span></span>, meaning the tone c in any scales always read 'do'. For example, in <i>D major scales</i> in the following:<br />
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<b>Movable do</b> is systems do move, do not necessarily mean tone on tone c but it can move according to scale. This system is more widely known one in the world our music education, so that the resulting terms tones 1 = G, 1 = D, and so on. For those of us who embrace the system is more advantageous because we can quickly detect the interval scales.<br />
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Specifies the tone that will be developed into a melody can be preceded by a rhythm pattern making. Rhythm patterns can be developed starting from the simple to the complex level, simple level, meaning the value of the tone using the form of notes, for example, not whole, half, quarter and eighth. While the complex rhythm patterns typically use a lot of syncope, in addition to using the shapes as small as one-sixteenth notes, triplets small and large, <span class="" id="result_box" lang="en"><span class="hps">or</span> <span class="hps">perhaps</span> <span class="hps">quarterly</span> <span class="hps">or</span> <span class="hps">quintals</span>, <span class="hps">and others</span>.</span><br />
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Keep in mind that a good rhythm pattern is not necessarily complicated and difficult to play. Instead of simple rhythmic pattern is not necessarily unattractive. The beauty of the melodies that form of rhythmic pattern is not determined by simple and complex rhythms arranged.<br />
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The beauty of the melody is determined by several things, such as: Compliance with the character of the song melody, meaning that if an improvised song is a melancholy song, the rhythm pattern is also simple and does not require a small value such as one-sixteenth tone or even 1/32. Prepared rhythm patterns and rhythm patterns should be similar to the song that will be improvised.

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3/4 time signature

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<b>Time signature 3/4 </b>in popular music known as <b>rhythm Walz</b>, but today rarely use this time signature. In music theory, classification time signatures are divided into two, namely the simple time signatures and time signatures stacking.<br />
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<b>Simple time signatures such as</b>: 2/4, 3/4, 4/4. While time signatures which is an array of two or more time signatures such as 6/8 time signatures consist of two 3/8, time signatures 9/8 is an arrangement of three time signatures 3/8, and others.<br />
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Time signatures are actually more focused on writing techniques. For example, the song that marked the actual measures of ¾ can be written in time signatures 3/8, 4/4 time signatures written in 4/8.<br />

Time signature 3/4 in popular music known as rhythm Walz , but today rarely use this time signature. In music theory, classification time ...

Time Signature 4/4

In the songs (popular), time signatures that we often encounter is a sign that measures of 4/4. Rhythm Rock'n Roll, Bossanova, Cha Cha, Rumba, Samba, Jive, etc. are some examples of the marked rhythm measures of 4/4.<br />
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In material form and note values that note as described above notation is a quarter note. In bars above there are four quarter notes, if denoted are:<br />
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Songs marked with bars 4/4 when aggregated in one measure has four quarter notes. It does not mean in any time signatures in one song only terdapt not sepempat but can consist of eighth notes, sixteenth, half, or full notes. Let's look at the bars to this:<br />
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Not in bar consists of two kinds of notes are eighth notes and half notes.<br />
Mathematically equal to: ? +? +? +? = ¼ + ¼<br />
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In the second bars are half tones: ½ = ¼ + ¼<br />
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Thus the two bars into an analyzed also contained four quarter notes. In the next barline although the shape and value of the notes is different from the first and second bars but when analyzed not sure there are four intersections.<br />
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Last time signatures are full notes/ intact. In time signatures 4/4 time signatures are half term (half bar).<br />

In the songs (popular), time signatures that we often encounter is a sign that measures of 4/4. Rhythm Rock'n Roll, Bossanova, Cha Cha, ...

Barline, Rhythms, and Nature of Songs

On the sheet music of a song is usually listed an early sign <span class="" id="result_box" lang="en"><span class="hps">pre</span><span class="atn">-</span><span class="">tone</span></span>. This sign is known as a <b>sign barline</b>. <b>Barline sign</b> usually consisting of two figures, one figure above the third line, and the other numbers on the third line below pre-tone.<br /><br />
At the time signature numbers above stated amount of tap in units of one measure, while those below indicate note values the tap unit.<br />
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<b>For example:</b><br /><b>Signs barline 3/4</b>, that means there are 3 tap tap notes in denominations of 1/8. Keep in mind that, unlike the three tap three notes. Barline 3 tap may consist of 3 notes, 4 notes, 5 notes, or just one note. The most important thing on a barline sign means each barline has a tap number (not value) to be the same but the number could not differ.<br /><br /><b>Rhythm is a musical </b>movement that runs regularly. This causes irregular motion pop song be heard and felt. Rhythm associated with short-term notes, and light-weight stress or accent on the note.<br /><br /><b>Signs barline</b> can often indicate the nature of the particular song tempo or speed of the song. Often many of them think, that marks the barline with larger numbers sung or played with a lighter and faster, while lower numbers Kevil sung or played with heavier and slower.<br />
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On the sheet music of a song is usually listed an early sign pre - tone . This sign is known as a sign barline . Barline sign usually consi...