Sooo, I woke up one day and decided I should probably put the 54 keys practice keyboard we have to good use. As much as this is often frowned upon by advanced level pianists, I had relied on using synthesias for a few months before I realized that I was not learning music in that way. Just recently, I started watching Youtube videos on how to read basic sheet music. So far, I got the hang of C Major in Treble Clef and am still struggling a bit with the Bass Clef. I find it hard to memorize the placements of the notes even with the use of mnemonics, especially if the sharps and flats appear in the key signature. This went on for another few months with no stark difference and I'm starting to feel like I'm doing something wrong? Can someone share me tips on how to practice reading sheet music as a self taught person? I can't afford a teacher as much as I want to because I'm still a student. Any criticism and advice is greatly appreciated!!
Submitted August 24, 2024 at 01:49AM by Aggressive_Gas_3654 https://www.reddit.com/r/Learnmusic/comments/1ezx94d/how_to_sheet_music/?utm_source=ifttt