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To remember the names of notes on lines of the treble staff, memorize one of these sentences. Every Good Boy Deserves Fun or Empty Garbage Before Dad Freaks ---------------------------------- Free Music Lesson 2 from AQE Numbers to Know There are 88 keys on a regular piano. There are 7 letters in the musical alphabet. A staff has 5 lines and 4 spaces. Fingers are numbered 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 starting with the thumb as No.1 and ending with the little finger as No.5. In 3/4 time, the first note gets the accent. ------------------------------------------------ A SHARP raises the note a half step. Play the next key to the right. A FLAT lowers the note a half step. Play the next key to the left. A NATURAL cancels a previous sharp or flat. ---------------------------------------------- Musical Terms If a curved line connects two notes of the same pitch, it is called a TIE and the notes are spoken of as TIED NOTES When a curved line is placed over or under notes of different pitches, it is called a SLUR. This tells us to play the notes LEGATO; i.e. with no rest between the notes. When a dot is placed over or under a note, it tells us to separate that note from the one which comes next. This is the opposite of LEGATO. It is called STACCATO. --------------------------------------------- For personal Piano lessons, see AQE's Homepage at http://maxpages.com/aqe |
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