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How to Read and Write Music
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6 CQ
Master writing the bass clef, learn the notes in the bass staff, and unlock the music in a piano score so you can write your own compositions.
with Kalani MusicMaster writing the bass clef, learn the notes in the bass staff, and unlock the music in a piano score so you can write your own compositions.
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6 CQ
Learn how to read guitar and ukulele chord diagrams and chord symbols in this music lesson! Discover how to read a song chart and learn about music notation.
with Kalani MusicLearn how to read guitar and ukulele chord diagrams and chord symbols in this music lesson! Discover how to read a song chart and learn about music notation.
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5 CQ
Ever wonder what drum notation looks like? In this music lesson with percussionist Kalani, explore the fundamentals of reading notation for the drumset.
with Kalani MusicEver wonder what drum notation looks like? In this music lesson with percussionist Kalani, explore the fundamentals of reading notation for the drumset.
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4 CQ
Ever wanted to learn a song from a guitar book, but felt intimidated by tabs? Learn to read and write tablature notation for string instruments in this lesson!
with Kalani MusicEver wanted to learn a song from a guitar book, but felt intimidated by tabs? Learn to read and write tablature notation for string instruments in this lesson!
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9 CQ
In this music notation lesson, learn how the popular notation program Sibelius can be used to write and publish music and recordings of compositions.
with Kalani MusicIn this music notation lesson, learn how the popular notation program Sibelius can be used to write and publish music and recordings of compositions.
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