The Grand Staff and Landmark Notes

This video will help you understand how to read music on the grand staff. Landmarks help you find your way around the staff and the keyboard.
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[@johnpaulsecond4626]

10 out of 10 to the teacher for getting the core elements across to this half wit;

[@FKtdyvan]

Yes, I agree this is an outstanding class, and I wish that it was longer. It provides a solid foundation for learning how to read music by having an understanding where the notes are on both staves (treble and base). I have not seen this being explained so clearly before in the music books that I am using to learn how to read music. For example, it would help to explain how and why this landmark system is a better and more effective way to learn to read and recognize notes in comparison to the use of cumbersome mnemonic memorizing approaches used for that purpose.

[@eNovativePiano]

Thanks for your comments. We have thought long and hard about the best ways to learn to read music, so we're glad that it helped. To answer your question about why the landmark system is better, I can only say that the grand staff is a picture of the range of sound. The treble and bass clef symbols are only 'landmarks' along the way. We think that it is best to think of the grand staff as a single thing, rather than as two separate things. Good luck with your music studies.

[@thorntoninez]

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[@FKtdyvan]

Thank you.

[@leubek]

Thank you. Much clearer for a beginner.

[@ronchiles399]

This is Awesome! Somehow hits a note(sorry) inside my brain. An 'Aha' moment about the notes position and relationship.

[@r4chl93]

I wish this was longer

[@eNovativePiano]

Rachel Stein what would you like to see in this video?

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[@paperbagcomedychannel7492]

Saidaleee Khan that’s kinda rude

[@elliot5008]

@@dinodoestuff Rude

[@balabuyew]

It's better to remeber A-C-E triad positions. 5 octaves, also symmetrical.

[@eNovativePiano]

Yes, I agree. Have you seen our video on the A-C-E positions?

[@Darcactusofficial]

Thanks I needed to memorize the landmark notes but I forgot them t-t

[@eNovativePiano]

The landmark notes is, in our opinion, the best way to view the grand staff and to understand the note names. Good luck learning them!

[@elliot5008]

Nice video! Screw the haters

[@ROBBANKS666666]

Ooooooo!

[@BenjaminIstvanCseko]

A little addition: How to learn to read notes by learning them in pairs: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f36oe5-elNClZtE

[@paperbagcomedychannel7492]

Who else is here from online class

[@21boysavage3]

me josh

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