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learn to read music?

9 replies

KathG · 04/03/2009 14:24

Hi any recommendations of work books or similar (need bass clef for cello) thanks

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mumblecrumble · 04/03/2009 20:32

How old? For you, adult, or for kid?

KathG · 04/03/2009 20:40

sorry for a pedantic nearly 8 year old

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gigglewitch · 04/03/2009 20:48

the little red associated board theory book is great, but might be a bit too heavy going to begin with.

The 'strictly strings' series is quite good. I play violin and viola, am teaching ds1 age 8 violin too. oooh fun

Music teacher friends use the aabracadabra books.

good luck!!

gigglewitch · 04/03/2009 20:50

strictly strings

MrsWeasley · 04/03/2009 21:53

my DS uses this series of books.

thirtypence · 08/03/2009 05:51

I always teach children where the F line is - second one down. and then get them to do backwards and forward alphabet from there.

On the cello you have the added excitment of learning bottom C, but the next open string is at least on the stave.

Make a large stave with a ruler and use chocolate buttons, or get an old cotton rug and tape 5 lines on it and jump onto the notes (musical twister!)

You don't need a book. If she isn't coping the teacher is introducing notes too fast.

MrsWeasley · 08/03/2009 13:59

Oh! I like the Chocolate buttons and jumping on the notes ideas.

KathG · 10/03/2009 21:25

like the rug and lines idea - that will be completely up her street.

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thirtypence · 11/03/2009 00:15

Both were stolen from ds's cello teacher - I can take no credit though I have extensively tested them on ds.

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