What’s a good way to learn to read notation?
I sometimes transcribe it to letter notes so I can play a song and that’s time consuming
I have several (books) but they are all in notation so they are of little use to me at this point.
(Knows two scales, C and D)
Working on,
aint no sunshine when she’s gone,Tequila, amazing grace,pink panther
-Jim
My response:
Do you know how to read some notes/rhythms at this point?
Basically starting with a few notes and expanding from there is how you become able to read well. So beginning with simple music that uses a few notes and rhythms and that not complicated.
If you know a little already, you can start to get out of your comfort zone. As you challenge yourself, you will become better at it.
A fingering chart can be very useful early on.
You could buy my beginning class to work through some things slowly and learn how to read.
Saxophone Foundations: Beginning Saxophone Class
-Neal
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