You can get the easy piano version of this songbook.īeatles Best 2nd Edition For Easy PianoIt has 318 pages. If you want the Beatles sheet music, go to If you have an idea of what piano notes are now,you can go try and see if you can read some sheet musicat Remember that 6/8 time can sound like two long beatswhere 3 notes are played. Then you play the 3 quarter notes.It will sound like a short note followed by three longer notes.Ī SHARP(#) raises the note a half step up from the note played.If you play C and you see a sharp then you go up a half stepto the black key to C#.Ī FLAT(b) lowers the note a half step.If you play D and you see a flat, then you go down a half stepto the black note from D to Db.You can see the C# and Db are the same note.Ī natural sign in a measure takes off the sharp or flatfrom a note for the duration of that measure.Ī dot in front of a note increases the length of a noteby half of the notes value.A quarter note with a dot would increase its length byan eighth note. If you have an eighth note followed by an eighth reston the first beat and followed by three quarter notesyou play the eighth note for half the duration of the first beat and then you do not play for the last partof the first beat. If you have 3 quarter notes and an eighth note followed byan eighth rest you play the eigth note for half the durationof the last beat and then you do not play for the last partof the beat. The eighth rest tells you not to play a note for an eighth note duration or half of a beat. You do not play a note on the last beat of the measure. The quarter note here gets one beat.QN QN QN QRest The quarter rest tells you not to play a note for one beat. Two or more eighth notes are usually connectedtogether with a line called a beam. In 4/4 time there are four QN or quarter notes in a measureQN QN QN QNĪs two eighth notes equal one quarter note, you will seetwo eighth notes in the same position of the one quarternote. Notations for where there is no note played called RESTS.There is the quarter rest, the eighth rest, sixteenth rest, and the longer rests of the half rest, and the whole rest. One long beat with 123 notes and another long beat with 123 notes. Then it sounds like two long beats with three notesin each beat. In 6/8 time there are 6 beats to a measure and the eighth note gets one beat.This can be 6 short beats or it can sound like two groups of 3 notes. In 3/4 time there are 3 beats per measure and a quarter note gets one beat. The TOP number tells you how many beats are in a measure.The BOTTOM number tells you what note gets one beat.There are 4 beats per measure and a quarter note gets one beat. The TIME SIGNATURE is the fraction that you see. The whole note takes up the entire length of the measure. The half note is twice as long as the quarter note. The sixteenth note is half the length of the eighth note. Then 4 quarter notesare in each measure.The eighth note is half the length of the quarter note. Many time signatures have 4 beats per measure. The QUARTER NOTE usually gets one beat in a measure. In a measure there can be quarter notes, eighth notes,sixteenth notes, and even thirty second notes. A MEASURE is bound by the vertical bar line that goesacross the staff.
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