I need a musical genious(literally!)?

Question

Please give me the notes from the 1st key to the last key in order and where can I get free sheet music with letters instead of musical notes on it Im just a beginner.

Answer 1

What?!

Ok, if you are talking about Sheet music, Look at a grand staff, which is two staffs put together. The top one is the tremble clef, if there is only one staff, then that is the only one we are discussing.

There are 5 lines in a staff, Each line or space represents a note. The bottom line is E, the next line is G, then B, D, and E. The space between E and G is F, the next space is A, then C, then E.

To make it easy to remember. Remember for the lines, Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge, and the spaces spell FACE.

Below the staff, it would continue just as it would, the space below the bottom line E, would be D, then you would draw another line below that to represent C. This is Middle C on the piano.

If you want to represent a sharp or flat, you would signal a # to sharp (Raise the note a half step) or b to lower it a half step, or flat it

Answer 2

Get a beginner's music book. Practice from this book and it will tell you how to read music. If you are in G clef there are tricks to use the lines from bottom to top are EGBDF associate with Every
Good Boy Does Fine. The space are bottom to top FACE. I hope this helps. Continue practicing and you will do well.

Answer 3

Just do what I do, Write the note above the music note. Works every time.

Answer 4

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