When you read the notes, make sure to notice if the note head is on the line, or n=inside the space.
In the second measure you can see one half note and one half rest. The half rest last 2 counts.
So far you should know five notes, Do-Re-Mi-Fa-Sol. And two rhythms, whole note and half note.
You should be ready to start learning new notes pretty soon, this is easy for you now.
Sometimes the notes sound like a little song. Other times may sound just random notes.
This solfeo has a lot of rest, sometimes a song will also have rests. Make sure you play on time every time.
This is really easy, just one little note, and the ending with three notes. A simple solfeo right?.
Now you can see a new note "La". this note is in the second space of the staff, is the very first note, and the last one.
In here we have a new note also "Si" the note Si is the seventh note of the notes. Sometimes people call this "Ti" but the real name is "Si".
A half note last 2 counts, a whole note last 4 counts, A whole rest last also 4 counts.
In the second measure you see a new note "Do", this is the high Do. This note is higher then middle C, or the note you saw in the first solfeo.
Don't forget the note Si, is in the middle line of the staff, the third line, play it in the measure No 4, first note.
Just a few notes, one more solfeo to practice. Keep going you are learning to read music.
Some jumps in this one. Meake sure you play on time and use the correct fingers to play each solfeo.
Once you can read and play one solfeo, move to the next, just make sure you can play it perfect.
Have you been noticing that each solfeo has a ticking sound in the back? It's the timing mark by the Metronome.