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Read and play
One more look at what you missed.
Reading can end in your fingers.
Instead of naming the note, you play it. The staff tells you which key.
Line, space, line: three keys side by side.
E on the bottom line, F in the first space, G on the clef's line.
No sound? Check your volume, and that your phone is not on silent.
One place up on the staff is one white key right.
Line to space, or space to line, is the next white key. Down the staff, the keys go left.
Play from middle C up to G, without names.
Find C just left of the two black keys, then count white keys to the right.
Find middle C, then count one white key for each line or space.
Higher on the staff is further right on the keyboard.
The top lines, B, D and F, sound from the middle of this keyboard up.
From E on the bottom line, one place up: which key?
Name it in your head, then play it.
The name tells you which white key. Where it sits on the staff tells you which one of them.
Name it in your head, then play the key. The top of the staff is further right.
You can read a note and play it.
What you learned
- You can answer the staff by playing, not only by naming.
- One place up the staff is one white key to the right.
- Higher on the staff is further right on the keyboard.
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