If you’re learning how to read music notes, you’ll need to practice so that you can take advantage of your skill. (And you might not always have your instrument with you). So how can you practice without your musical instrument? Here’s Part 3 of the lesson on how to do that:

 

You can gain new insights into a piece that you are working on by studying the score.  Outline and note its form, themes and the different  keys that the piece moves through.  You can also plan out your next practice session by identifying a particular section that needs work, or dividing the composition into different parts to aid in its memorization.

 

Spend time working on ear-training.  Learning to sight sing, take musical dictation, and identify  intervals and chords develops your internal ear, improves your sight reading skills, and facilitates learning new music.

 

Read Music Notes Fast and Easy

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