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Learn to Read Music
ni RupertGriffin
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Learn to Read Music
Mga tag para sa Learn to Read Music
Deskripsyon
A bare-bones game for learning to read music. No flats or sharps or rests or anything. Switches randomly between Treble, Bass, Alto, and Tenor clefs. Very straightforward. Think of it like flash cards.
Paano Maglaro
Press the key that corresponds to the note – A through G.
Mga Komento
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vaiox
Mar. 16, 2010
if it could tell me the note when I get it wrong, that would be great.
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Getu
Dec. 09, 2010
There should be an option for selecting the clef.
Or lvlup. time limit...
Something to make it more dynamic.
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trumpet_girl
Mar. 20, 2010
I think it's too easy for those of us who can read music and too hard for those who can't. Really, learning to read music - there is absolutely no need to include tenor and alto clefs... unless you want to learn the viola - but then who does?! BRASS FTW!!! I would say that if it is a beginner thing then possibly stick with just treble clef, at least initially.
It is correct though - I'll give you that! :-)
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RupertGriffin
Mar. 30, 2010
I'll probably incorporate something to tell you what the last note was. And I might link to a very simple tutorial somewhere. When I get around to it.
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mewie
Mar. 15, 2010
Well, it seems I can still read the alto and tenor clefs, albeit very slowly
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