Guitar Reading Treble Clef Review
Now we will continue learning to read the notes of the Treble Clef.
Remember to use Every Good Boy Does Fine for the lines.
Remember to use Every Good Boy Does Fine for the lines.
And use FACE for the spaces.
Guitar Reading Treble Clef
Now we will learn how to read the notes of the Treble Clef.
The music alphabet is similar to the normal alphabet except for a few key differences:
First, highest letter in the music alphabet is G.
A B C D E F G
Second, after G the letters start over again with A.
The music alphabet is similar to the normal alphabet except for a few key differences:
First, highest letter in the music alphabet is G.
Second, after G the letters start over again with A.
Guitar Naming E Note
Guitar Writing Music E
Now we will do the same thing in reverse.
The E note that we learned will be shown on the guitar:
The E note that we learned will be shown on the guitar:
And you will then write it on the staff
Guitar Reading Music E
Music Notation E Note
This lesson will cover the basics of music notation.
Music notation looks something like this:
Music notation looks something like this:
Guitar Treble Clef E
In music notation, E sits on the top space of the staff, like this:
Guitar E Note
The first note we will learn to play on the guitar is called E.
We play it by striking the first string open, which means without pressing the frets.
The first string is the thinnest and highest sounding string.
We play it by striking the first string open, which means without pressing the frets.
The first string is the thinnest and highest sounding string.
Bass Clef Spaces
Now we will learn to read spaces on the bass clef.
To learn the spaces, just name the line that the note rests upon, then go up one letter in the alphabet.
For example:
To learn the spaces, just name the line that the note rests upon, then go up one letter in the alphabet.
For example:
Here is another example: