How to Use These Lessons. Take out your note cards. He was organist of St. Gervais in Paris, France. Very popular teacher, a favorite with the royal family. He was a contemporary of Bach, Handel, and Scarlatti. Use this week to mak.

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Reading Musical Symbols is EASY! How to Use These Lessons. The most common way to name our notes is using the musical alphabet. We start at the bottom of a standard piano. Here is an illustration of the notes using the musical alphabet. Another way to name the notes is referred to as solfege. You may recognize these names from the musical The Sound of Music. The solfege scale uses DO, RE, MI, FA, SOL, LA, TI, DO.

How To Use These Lessons. Last Month we went from simple harmonies to two note. This month we will focus on adding the middle notes to our I and V chords. Most chords include at least 3 notes. Chord Make sure that you are using your thumb and pinkie. Now take your middle finger and put it down on the E. Now you are playing a complete C chord! Is the most common chord. A root, a Major 3.

After your work from last week, you should have a transcription of Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star. On the computer that is rhythmically correct. You may have also fixed a lot of the melody and harmony notes. Is it close to the first note, or further away? .