Learn to sing music notes in 5 minutes with this single song

[@Coopogers]

Went through this twice... I can read sheet music now like WHAT? 😂 This is awesome. I have choir practice soon and this helped immensely

[@misong7985]

I recently became an alto after years and years of being a soprano. This exercise has helped me TREMENDOUSLY. Thank you so much!! ❤️💯

[@calimlimfamily]

After one month of practice, i finally mastered this. :) I’ll work on the next similar videos you have. Thank you so much. 🙏

[@florijanasllani3749]

How you Do that ?

[@danielmezajr.3889]

good practice for sight singing with solfege

[@itzelgarciacruz6610]

Gracias !!! La solfeamos mi hija Itzel de 5 años y yo. Al final a ella se le saltaron las lágrimas...y a mi también al verla. Estamos empezando y estos vidéos son de gran ayuda. MIL GRACIAS !!!

[@Amedeus1756]

... I need a breather, how about some rests, humans need to breathe once in a while.

[@marlenegreco984]

I am all out of breath..Know all the notes.. Bur wow. Never was a good singer but my son is ..Can play a 12 string guitar and sings out all the time. My husband can very well back in the day..Not so well now that he is older.

[@georgemurphy2579]

One must phrase. Lots of notes have a portion of their time values reduced in the musical line, for example: two notes at the same pitch, the first one loses a portion of its value ... So, two quarters becomes eighth note eighth rest and quarter note. Hope that helps!

[@georgemurphy2579]

@Dominique Parker for indtance, A followed by A again, both quarter notes, the first A is shorter so that is can repeat itself clearly. The first A becomes an eighth note with an eighth rest. This is how singers breathe and phrase. Hope thst helps!

[@Gabriel90000]

What piano song do you ever really see to many rests Edit: oh.... i see my mistake

[@danielmezajr.3889]

@@valentenaupton2805 Lmao

[@CherryBun0325]

This is really good to practice sight reading, but GOOD GOD, PUT IN SOME RESTS SO I CAN KNOW WHERE TO BREATHE 😩 I WAS COUGHING SO MUCH

[@zjenad4706]

;agreed there was no rests.

[@telikaandfam]

I didn't sing with it I just absorbed it with my memory

[@NaturalFireWave]

Normally you would cut the whole notes off slightly early and breath there. I took a breath around every 4 measures. Eventually you can hear phrasing.

[@lanas_lemonsyt6866]

I can’t sing but I want to learn how to sing better! I can’t go to singing lessons so I have to try hard at home without getting shouted at by my sisters because I can’t sing so YEETTT

[@riaenkarhystnk6318]

Let's practice together...

[@riaenkarhystnk6318]

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[@lanas_lemonsyt6866]

@@riaenkarhystnk6318 how old are ya ? I’m a minor so it depends on your age

[@riaenkarhystnk6318]

@@lanas_lemonsyt6866 Wow... I'm 22. I thought it would be amazing if i could get a partner So i'm sorry... But I still open to be ur Instagram follower, of course only if u want...😉 Have a great day...

[@n1kiswife951]

HEY ANOTHER KPOP STAN

[@JustJC5]

And this is why I’m in band and not chorus.....

[@georgemurphy2579]

I was both. I was banned from the chorus.

[@danmanzbone4650]

George Murphy uh may I ask why??

[@georgemurphy2579]

@@danmanzbone4650 not really. I was actually in both at some point in time. To answer your question, it was just a play on words.

[@youraveragejoe-]

Only three o’s

[@youraveragejoe-]

The subreddit r/wooosh has only three o’s

[@fouwat]

Thank you! Very helpful for helping me to recognize the position and sounds of the notes. I have a final coming up involving sight reading.

[@makenna8454]

Just started concert choir never doing choir but I had 2-3 years of piano experience and was so lost. I hope this helps me

[@johndominguez7042]

Beautiful and soothing mmusic to my ears.

[@526ejc]

This was easy.. or maybe I still remember the skills I learned in HS choir. Still, I’d like to learn how to sight read without music. I’ll check out the other videos on here

[@zephelia1299]

I almost got lost half way through😅😂😂 but I managed😅😅😅😂 I feel proud. For the first time, I, who despise to read notes; I have done it 😂😂😂😭😭😭 I feel proud 😭😂😂😂

[@31behold]

I did too it was easy and what lead me was trying to see how those people on the voice sing so well. They know how to read music, a key factor hmm interesting but not for me.

[@asanglapongen9197]

Same here lol 😆😂

[@danielleciamei7113]

I’ve been in chorus for 3 years and notes never resonated with me😂

[@sariahjohnson7237]

Yep👏

[@jasoncutkelvin7376]

Me too

[@nomdeplume1358]

I thought singing was just making sounds with your throat. I didn't think we ACTUALLY had to sing notes.

[@bladelivingston]

U suck

[@shingiraii7599]

I’m watching this so I don’t get a 0 lmao

[@ksearcher4623]

thanks, sir, at last, I am clear with the notations, that they refer to the time period you hold the key, not No. of times pressing the keys.

[@jadea.mullins6866]

A video about solfedge or solfedge at this beginning of this video would be the most helpful way to teach sight reading, but the song was cute

[@애디슨-u9t]

0:26 1:08 1:51 2:34 3:12 3:55 4:27

[@geetpreet8210]

Sir kmaaal hai aapko video v nice mai aaapki fan hogi hu sir

[@michaeldigbeu9691]

Thank you very much bro.it helps me too much as a beginner.thanks

[@mnmenzies]

I love this. This is the best exercise I’ve ever done!

[@nancibrito6465]

Lindo!!! Embora seja só um exercício, é extremamente poético!!! Obrigada por compartilhar algo tão belo!

[@madonobel]

Brilliant Idea, Playing sheet music in choir voice to learn how to sing the piece, excellent

[@oldfella3011]

I actually found this to be a great help in my piper chanter practice...thanks. F.

[@treylorence5381]

Whoever made this is awesome

[@luckylucas8596]

Helpful video. My Music Theory final is coming up in a month, and this sort of sight singing really helps. My vocal chords are tired from singing the whole time though.

[@zahraaalsheukh1101]

Lucky Lucas iiiii

[@timothyjazzsunga6762]

Why?

[@finessevocalstudio]

Hello! There can be a variety of reasons for your vocal folds being tired after singing. It can range from simple to complex. Do you warmup before singing? This is very important to prepare the muscle (vocal folds) for use (singing). They way you approach singing this can also be a factor. For example, tongue position, the vowels you choose, the amount of space in the vocal tract, etc. The final point I'd make is the extent of singing this can overwork the muscles, causing fatigue/tension.

[@CherrySheesh]

THE TONE OF THE LYRICS IS THE SAME AS THE MUSIC. (Unfinished lyrics by me) 0:23 Love was made .. for all of us Didn't believe it 'Till he healed my heart I was wrong and lost Like the good die young & poor 0:47 Used to see myself Hating on the ground Which I missed right now No change but just peaceful 1:09 Wealth was gave Everybody still crave Which is like me right now Trying so hard with a bow Distribute it to the crowd 1:30 I still judge myself On how I look right now But I killed my own Beauty and passion

[@naveen3557]

Super Love to practice these notes as a beginner

[@dagoods528]

Where are the note letters? Would be great if the letters appeared and could sing the letter instead of humming. Muscle memory!

[@siddharthabhimanyu9667]

So you can't read sheet music.

[@telikaandfam]

The lines are Every Good Boy Does Fine EG BDF in between the lines are face FACE

[@juliaconnell]

@@telikaandfam what? What does this mean? HOW

[@ettamccory4709]

Thank you for posting. I'll practice everyday ❤❤❤

[@KailaVlogger]

My vocal teacher puts this on for a warm-up, very relaxing

[@brianmatthews4323]

AWESOME! Thanks! You just won a new subscriber.

[@MegaRamesh20]

Thanks.Please post some compositions with compound timing.

[@paulmyers5017]

Incroyable les belles harmonies qu'on peut faire avec juste sol fa mi ré do, même si je sais que c'est pas le but de cette vidéo.

[@musicwithnopain]

Merci. Nous devrions toujours viser à la beauté

[@capucine32400]

Il suffit de connaître quelques notions très simples d'harmonie et de connaître les accords...... vous pouvez y arriver ....lancez-vous ;)

[@readyaimfire3454]

omelette du fromage

[@edwardmirza]

Good work sir!

[@rahmmak7195]

This is for beginners, I just played it on the spot. please upload also some most difficult notes arpeggios with blues classic tabs and song along.

[@saminarose80]

Chords cheat made it easy! Without the chords I would have sounded all around.

[@angrymoose3383]

I have virtual choir practice tomorrow. I usually just go along with my fellow tenors but uh, that’s not rly an option. This is how I’m learning

[@utubesanjay]

Quite useful. could you please show which fingers to be used? Thanks.

[@joemaryorag9692]

Great exercises. I love it!

[@lulaniedzwiedzica5442]

Its amazing😃

[@hmcomps8670]

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[@charolotterutherford2593]

Thank you! This is great practice!

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[@leninha-carioca]

It was great. Thank you so much.

[@hongboxu875]

You are magic.

[@jakyahrivera9364]

This is so wonderful😄💗💗💗💗🎵🎵🎵🎵

[@christianaspel2974]

Cool, good way to sharpen up! Skills

[@PrempreedeeChakchaichan]

Amazing ! Totally useful ! I think this is an Underestimating video

[@bubbblish4986]

This makes my soul happy

[@jocelitotomimbang4074]

Thank you so much.

[@franzdouay2505]

wow so great practice for student

[@myreallifereaction]

Franz Douay yeah it helps to work my homework I'm in 4th grade

[@norfadhliahahmad1790]

This is awesome. Thank you.

[@tharangiwikramasinghe8572]

Non of the you tube videos understood our problem. We dunno what is this matching note thing just give us a trick on doing it correctly

[@NaturalFireWave]

Unfortunately there is no trick. Only practice.

[@shirleyanngilbreath4353]

This is gonna teach me to sight read much better wow 🌹

[@shirleyanngilbreath4353]

thanks a million

[@robbywc]

Should I use do re mi or A B C when sing the notes?

[@AzharKhan-sx1fh]

This musical note Is very important

[@laragutierrez8033]

You can sing this using sofa syllables its kinda fun actually and very soothing

[@hugobodiam4065]

Hobi's Sprite : The trouble is that the piece changes key outrageously so it's not so simple!For example the first bar is Do re mi fa so....but in the second bar the key is F minor and do has become so.

[@Wikitoube]

@@hugobodiam4065 that would be the case if you use movable do system. If one sings it with fixed do the notes remain the same.

[@casm96]

_musicwithnopain_ i need to ask you and tell you, how to know if I'm singing in treble or base? the breathing method i thought is got to do with that somehow.. could you enlighten me? it will help me a lot. from what i can see i always have trouble singing high note and not stabilizing it by means i do not know if i am staying on the right note or not.. i love singing and i think it could help me. i am not expert in singing or reading tough notes, but this one i see its simple and yet when it reaches that natural note, i could not recognize it and i had to start all over. i sing to this video using do re me fa so la ti do. plz do leave a comment or something. would love to hear from you.

[@musicwithnopain]

Ha casm96, men generally sing in Bass clef and Women and children in Treble clef, as simple as that. Clefs are created to spare music writers from having to write too many ledger lines in their parts. We have several videos about sight singing (we don't actually teach to sing, but to sing musical notes with the voice). To find out what what note and frequency you are singing you can check the exact frequency of any note you do with your voice: download any tuning app, many of them give you the frequency in Hz. One of them is called n-track Tuner but there are more. Those apps also help you to check how stable your voice is in a particular note when you sing, say, a whole note. I must say that Tenors are used to sing in treble clef, but they transpose it one octave down, that is why parts written for tenors in treble clef have an 8 under the clef.

[@sonyafloyd2618]

Excellent!

[@alvinlian7764]

This song is nice

[@shaleensharma2731]

THANKS.VERY HELPFUL

[@lizka8950]

thank you for the practice

[@nourtohamy9589]

This is so helpful thank you!!

[@houvet6]

comment s'appelle ce morceau de musique svp ? tellement que c'est super extraordinairement merveilleux à écouter , savez vous le nom de ce morceau de musique svp ?

[@zakheleshangase7054]

Cool stuff. How can I get videos for this?

[@msynrap867]

This was good! Got it right! :D

[@briebrie5431]

Excellent 👍

[@me-artist7016]

That was so helpful, thanks alot

[@minheinthet7544]

Thanks a lot..

[@rosegueen9]

Die Code ist sehr schön! Ich möchte wissen, die Code.

[@syriyanthewitch9324]

Ja!

[@ailtonmuninsp]

Very cool end easy

[@anandgodane8022]

Thank you so much sir ❤️🙏

[@eduardocavalcanti3362]

Thank you! That's great!

[@goktugduran6548]

thank you..

[@E1BEATSTamil]

Thank u so much... 🎹

[@Kig505]

exist a set of exercises ? where and how can be bought ?

[@thecrossi123]

Dass war eine sehr schöne Melodie.

[@tanhongzhi2637]

the chord progression is interesting, do you mind showing it to us?

[@musicwithnopain]

The progression is long and patternless. Any particular part you are interested in?

[@tanhongzhi2637]

musicwithnopain the whole thing actually... i liked the progression very much:-) im being honest here:-):-):-):-)

[@tanhongzhi2637]

i will find those parts

[@zzyspring]

@@musicwithnopain So do I

[@Спам-х2х]

0:24 1:51

[@Спам-х2х]

3:12 3:55

[@pachuaugary2666]

Wow.. its easy to learn.. thanksssssssss very much

[@aprilwagner1]

Thanks for sharing this. It helped 😊

[@Caliber24]

nice I gotta try this

[@alaysiousmarak3099]

Nice video 👍👈

[@vincentjinjianchia2593]

Out of curiosity, this is C major 4/4 time signature, so the gravity (centre) is C. I saw some F#, can I change to G major while keeping all the musical notes intact, removing the "#" in F, saving some inks ? your advice ?

[@musicwithnopain]

Sorry, just spotted your question. If you remove the F# the listener will never find out (aurally speaking) that we changed to G major. You could create the effect using modes, a Myxolydian mode for example. But in this melody we went quite tonal from the start, if we go modal we might create a non pleasant clash (although with a lot of work, everything can become smooth and acceptable to the listener's ears).

[@manyrural319]

F# is Gb

[@MaggaraMarine]

If you are asking whether you could change the key signature at one point, yes. The song starts in C major, modulates to G major at one point and then modulates to F major. In the end, it comes back to C major. You could change the key signature any time the key changes, but it's pretty common not to do that, unless you modulate to a very distant key. If you look at Mozart's pieces for example, they usually only use a single key signature throughout the song, even though they usually modulate to many different keys.

[@friskxlove64_35]

Wow thanks.

[@sitarask9905]

Beautiful...

[@joaoandrade5022]

i almost got it 100%. I probably missed 2 or 3 notes. in the first time

[@pizzamanpodesta145]

I got maybe 20%, im used to bass

[@filipjohansson2812]

Pizzaman Podesta well me too but u gotta learn this. It's important

[@sad.8009]

Haha, s a m e But that's the clef I *play* not sing. Damnit, E A D G is really the thing I think about a lot because... My bass.

[@junereames5354]

wow

[@jenvallance8945]

love it thx!

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

Merci

[@sreedevikodiganti2450]

I am a complete beginner so I don't know what to sing to that tune? So can you tell?

[@Ballodsofthebold]

I don't remember how to read notes and i don't know what they are supposed to sound like when you sing them, and yet I want to audition for a musical....

[@abdulrahmanalnahhas9690]

Very helpful

[@mul4322]

yeah

[@geetpreet8210]

Sir plzzz aap aapni fan ko online Sikhs skte ho ?I will pay

[@PurpleeTv]

Pretty simple and easy but I got lost in the music because of how pretty it was haha

[@alexandery8508]

Tips: do re mi fa so Li sa do?

[@ceferinaatay6250]

I like it

[@singjazzy6697]

nice warm up notes