A Note in Time (Paperback)

Paula Manwaring

ISBN 10: 1986129608 / ISBN 13: 9781986129602

Published by Independently Published, 2018

About this Item

Paperback. Learning to recognize the notes on a music staff can be challenging. 'A Note in Time' simplifies this process by learning just five notes at a time. If you are learning to read notes for the first time or reviewing them to strengthen your sight reading skills, "A Note in Time" keeps it simple. The exercises start with Middle C-G five finger hand position, then moves to Bass C-G, Treble C-G, Low G-D, Bass G-D, Treble G-D, Bass F-C, Treble F-C, and ends with All Treble and All Bass Notes. You don't have to go in order. Work with the group that is the most challenging for you as you learn or refreshen your memory of note recognition. Included with each group of five notes are timed note reading exercises, followed by a short 5-note piece. As you complete each section, sight reading skills are greatly strengthened. By recognizing notes on the staff, learning new pieces will become easier and overall more fun to play! This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: A Note in Time (Paperback)
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Publication Date: 2018
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1986129608
• ISBN 13: 9781986129602
• Binding: Paperback
• Illustrator: Knight, Brooke
• Condition: new

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Synopsis

Learning to recognize the notes on a music staff can be challenging. 'A Note in Time' simplifies this process by learning just five notes at a time. If you are learning to read notes for the first time or reviewing them to strengthen your sight reading skills, "A Note in Time" keeps it simple. The exercises start with Middle C-G five finger hand position, then moves to Bass C-G, Treble C-G, Low G-D, Bass G-D, Treble G-D, Bass F-C, Treble F-C, and ends with All Treble and All Bass Notes. You don't have to go in order. Work with the group that is the most challenging for you as you learn or refreshen your memory of note recognition. Included with each group of five notes are timed note reading exercises, followed by a short 5-note piece. As you complete each section, sight reading skills are greatly strengthened. By recognizing notes on the staff, learning new pieces will become easier and overall more fun to play!

About the Author

Paula Manwaring, NCTM is a music educator, composer, music editor, and the creator of Minimusic, a beginning group theory program taught internationally. Paula began her piano studies at an early age and continued through her college years where she attended Brigham Young University and studied under the direction of Dr. Robert Smith. She has enjoyed teaching piano for many years and is an active member of Music Teachers National Association, having served locally as well as on Utah's State Board. Along with teaching piano, her greatest joy is spending time with her family and friends. Her studio motto "Practice 'til it's easy!" keeps her students busy learning and sharing their music skills.