Sight Reading Piano Music -- Exercise 1
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I liked this exercise
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wow i could actually catch up to it....need more and longer...
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Why is E there?
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@ARUK1 whats a 1/6th, do you mean 6 in the pace of 4?
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thanks you 4 tining me
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Oh shit thanks. I forgot how to read notes :( Thanks for vid.
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thank U sesamesed77...
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This is seriously helpful to hardcore amateurs who know nothing at all initially i.e. me.
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Simple rule to understanding triplets 1/4. 1/8th 1/6th whatever... "3 to be played in the space of 2" remember that and you wont go wrong.
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Oh, ok, thanks for correcting me, I didn't know that. =)
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I think the third mesaure has a mistake, because triplets are played within one beat. So, adding the other triplet plus the four sixteenth notes (which also equal one beat: 4/16 = 1/4) you get a total of three beats in a 4/4 measure.
Somebody correct me, if I am wrong.
mypod92 2 years ago
No mistake. Not all triplets are played within one beat. Quarter note triplets are played over two beats. Eighth note triplets are played over one beat.
sesameseed77 2 years ago 3
why do some notes have the steel downwords ?
nadiaatje 2 years ago
when you have just one melody line, stems point downward after they extend above the middle line of the staff.
sesameseed77 2 years ago