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May 12, 2012

Every Good Boy Does Fine (part 3)

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sesameseed77 asked:


More note reading practice. Check out my book “The Secrets of Sight Reading Piano Music” at Patternpiano.com

How to Sight Read Music Lesson

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March 26, 2012

MusicInteract 3.0

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gstark1000 asked:


MusicInteract is an interactive software product that can literally be called a Virtual Piano Teacher. This product shall by no means replace a professional teacher, however, it can be used in a teaching environment to enhance the learning experience by means of technology. This music software product is ideal for group environments and can be used at the student’s home for daily practice sessions and sight reading.

How to Read Music for Beginners

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March 7, 2012

Testimony: notemaster: Fastest Way to Learn Piano or Keyboard

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Even Adult Beginner with 0 or No Background can Play songs on the Piano or Keyboard with 2 hands by Sight Reading music notes within 30mins of the 1st lesson. Visit www.musicteachertraining.blogspot.com

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February 13, 2012

How to Read Music Lesson – Simple and Compound Time Signatures

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SpeedyMusicReading asked:


www.speedymusicreading.com. Learn how to read music starting with simple and compound time signatures. Free video music lesson to help you learn to read music fast and easy. http

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January 22, 2012

My First Notes Ex 1 Free Ear-Training & Sight-Singing Exercises For Young Musicians

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David Livianu was born and educated in Bucharest, Romania; he received his Masters in Music degree from the Juilliard School in New York City in 1982. He studied composition under Professor Milton Babbitt, with a full scholarship. He specializes in ear-training and sight-singing with an emphasis on the development of absolute and relative pitch, commonly known as perfect pitch. Currently he lives with his family in Brooklyn, New York. The exercises offered can be used by anyone that has an interest in developing a musical ear; by listening and singing along you will be able in a short period of time to start distinguishing between the various notes and also the distances between the notes. The exercises start from the rudimentary steps of learning the 7 notes to complex combinatorial patterns of intervals, 3, 4, 5, and 6 note chords, encompassing the Major and minor scales from no sharps and no flats, to 7 sharps and 7 flats. The key to success is daily practice and personal participation. If you would like a list of all the exercises + a printed copy of the sheet music for this and other exercises, send an e-mail to david@livianu.com

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