Does anybody know how to read music?

Question

And if so, do you know where I can find a chart that gives me the name for piano notes below and above the normal leger lines?

Answer 1

Would this help?
http://www.pianoworld.com/keyboard.htm

Answer 2

On the musical staff, there are 5 lines and 4 spaces. Starting from the bottem, you can do pnumonic devices, like

Every
Good
Boy
Does
Fine

for the lines, and

Five
Acrobats
Catch
Elephants

for the bottem, or something stupid like that.

But of course, thats in treble cleff, which i assume is what you are asking about.

Answer 3

As indicated by another poster, you can figure out the names of every note above and below the ledger lines by A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and then continuing in like fashion in identifying the lines and spaces.

Get some blank manuscript music paper and work it out.

Answer 4

I don't know where to find one of those for you. But if you can read music, you shouldn't need a chart. As long as you know what scale you are in, and you remember Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge and Good Boys Do Fine Always....you should be ok. Notes always go in orders, A, B, C, D.....and so on.

Answer 5

Any music store near you should have one or as the saying goes just google it

Answer 6

mmm ask 4 a piano teacher

Answer 7

Do a reading music search and all kinds of stuff will come up.

Answer 8

it goes abcdefgabcdefg
space line space line space line space

just find a note to anchor by and count backwards or forwards

Answer 9

Sorry I can only help with Drumbeats....

Answer 10

i can teach you guitar tabs......but not piano