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How to Read Music

2010-06-012023-11-17 ~ Frank J Peter

Welcome to a series of lessons that will open your eyes to what it means to read and comprehend written music like a musician, not a robot…

Why Learn to Read?
Playing by Number
Music as Language
The UN-Musical Way to Read Music
The Musical Way to Read Music

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