Everything You Need to Know About Reading Music

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  @michaelparchaiski · 2 years ago · pinned

  Sorry for the delay with making this video everyone. It ended up taking much longer than I had originally thought, and due to many other projects I am currently working on (that I am super excited to share with you all), I had to push back the release date. I promise all future videos will be uploaded more timely. <b>Thanks again for all of your support!</b>

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  @SealWithoutHat · 6 months ago

  Giving free lessons? WHY?! THIS WAS SO HELPFUL?!

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  @mounaime4280 · 1 year ago

  Am i the only one learning this to appreciate music more ?

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  @JaydenLawson · 4 months ago

  Hello everyone, this is YOUR daily dose of music theory

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  @wStatix · 1 year ago

  You are the first person to ever make me understand some of music theory. It was starting to become hopeless until I found your video, so thank you so much.

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  @Notonline1234-e2g · 1 year ago

  this is so underrated, man. i&apos;m a student in choir and a musician and i knew NO music theory at all. this really helped me understand the basics. keep up the good work!

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  @luffyjuro19 · 6 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGGn5bEWCL4&amp;t=629">10:29</a> &nbsp;Love it , that really Works man ❤

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  @lieutenantdummkopf · 1 year ago

  I already know most of music theory but your videos really simplified it all and even easier to understand than what my teacher taught me before. Gosh, it&apos;d be nice to be your student.

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  @llsr4dc · 2 years ago

  I&apos;ve been trying &nbsp;to learn rhythm. Your course put me on the right direction. So &nbsp;happy &nbsp;for your course.

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  @RoyokoChoko_ · 1 year ago (edited)

  I understood everything up until <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGGn5bEWCL4&amp;t=534">8:54</a>, but I still absolutely love how clear and easy to follow your instructions are. It&apos;s so refreshing to have a guide that doesn’t make me go back to previous explanations just to understand the current one. You’ve legit made reading music so much easier than I thought it would be! And as someone who’s trying to re-learn the basics after just practicing for three weeks and taking a 4+ year pause, this was super helpful! Can’t wait to watch more videos! (I want to learn everything before I buy my own violin and start practicing. I hope 14 isn’t too late, especially for someone like me who has ADHD &lt;33)

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  @lachnessleyquick · 2 years ago

  Note: not all the black keys on a piano are Accidentals. Only in the keys of C major and A natural minor are all the black keys accidental. “Accidentals can be sharp, flat, or natural notes depending on the context of the key.”

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  @juniesdream · 2 years ago

  Great video man. Looking forward to future videos, I think you have a really clear and concise presentation and the examples and like play along areas were great. Cheers

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