Okay
so I know about ledger lines
I just didn't know what they were called.
I've played a peice or two that have more than one clef used in them
so i'm basically familiar with them as well.
My music teacher says i HAVE to know all the names of the notes right away so this will certainly help.
Okay
thanks again,
if you cant get around to anything..don't worry about it. =]
That sounds great! I shall be ready for school before the summers over. I cant thank you enough.
Exercise 1
C..F#..B..Fb..G..Eb..C#..D#..A..Gb..B#..Gb..Bb..D
Exercise 2
D..E..F..D..C#..D..Bb..A..G.
F..C..A..D..C..D..E..C..C#..A..D..Bb..C..E..F
Now I'm sorta confused with the second line of example 2.
The natural sign throws me off
What does it mean?
oh & what are ledger lines?
Exercise 1...
G...Cb...F...Bb...Ab...F#...D...B...E...E#...Gb...A...C#...E#
Exercise 2...
A..B..C..D..E..E..F#..G#..A..B..C..A..B..E...A
C..B..C..E..A..G..A..C...F..G..A..F..G..F..E..D..C
This seems to really be starting to help me!
It'll just take a little time to completely memorize along with the other clefs.
1st exercise..
1. F 5 half steps
2. D 2 half steps
3. G 7 half steps
4. B 11 half steps
2nd exercise..
1. D# OR Eb 3 half steps
2. A# OR Bb 10 half steps
3. F# OR Gb 6 half steps
4. C# OR Db 1 half steps
This was a tad confusing cuz im not familiar with the piano or keyboard and how they work..but i seemed to have gotten it.