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Read in C position
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C position is five notes at the bottom of the treble staff.
Middle C on its ledger line, D just under the staff, E on the bottom line, F in the bottom space, G on the second line.
C position, up and down.
Each note one step higher on the staff, one finger further along.
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Put your right hand in C position, thumb on middle C.
Play each finger and say where its note sits on the staff.
The note is on the bottom line. Which finger plays it?
Read the note, and let the finger go.
At first: line or space, then the letter, then the finger. With practice, the finger follows the note directly.
Keep your hand in C position. Every note here is under one finger.
Lines and spaces take turns, one key at a time.
C on a ledger line, D in the space below the staff, E on a line, F in a space, G on a line.
The note is in the bottom space of the staff. Which key?
You can read and play in C position.
What you learned
- C position on the staff runs from middle C up to G on the second line.
- Each step up the staff is the next finger in C position.
- Lines and spaces take turns: C, D, E, F, G.
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