String Theory Chords Media Library

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Learn How to Read Bass Clef on the Piano!

Here is an excellent video tutorial on bass clef and how it applies to piano. You will learn all about the bass clef notes and how they are oriented along with the treble clef. Remember that the Middle C is positioned between both the bass clef and the treble clef.

Get out your piano or keyboard and follow along for more hands-on practice as this will help you to visualize and retain the different notes and keys on the keyboard!



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How to Read Piano Sheet Music

This video provides a visually detailed introduction into reading sheet music on the piano. This lesson is intended for beginners on the piano and those who are new to reading sheet music.

Pay close attention to where the notes are located on the music staff. As you can see, note names move up the scale alphabetically as you move up the staff. After watching this video lesson, you should be more familiar with music notes and their positions on the piano keyboard and music staff.



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How to Play "I See You" from Avatar on the Piano

Learn how to play "I See You" by Leona Lewis from the hugely popular film Avatar.

This video tutorial provides a slowed down overhead view of the pianist moving through the chords in the song. Also included are the notes for each chord as they play them.

Watch closely how the pianist moves through different chord changes with the right and left hands. This tutorial can also be a valuable lesson in chord progression and chord changes on the piano.




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Musical Map

A great image from the folks at http://www.12bar.de/.

This diagram helps to put staff notation, guitar tabulature, notes and pitches, piano keyboard and various other instrument ranges in perspective!

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