But after all the major songs (but that's already very far in the course), I don't do it any more because I think that then you're used enough to do it yourself. Now I did this for all the major songs so that you can see all the notes and all the finger positions. And for those who can read music well, they just can use the notes on the staff. Above the notes, you find the finger positions, so you can use those files for the notes and the finger positions. Only you will not read the sheet music, but you will see that in those files under the staff -and the staff that are those five lines on which you can write the notes-, under the staff, you see the notes written out, so you can just use the notes that are written out. Now, if you cannot read sheet music, well, can you use those files? Yes, you can.
#Twinkle twinkle little star video how to#
So what do I do with sheet music? Well, I added the sheet music because a lot of students who already know how to read music, asked me to add sheet music, so that's why you find it in the resources. Now, you might say: but wait a minute, I can't read music. First, I'd like to say this: in the resources of all the lectures with songs -so also this lecture-, you will find a PDF file with sheet music. But before we start to do Twinkle Twinkle in C Major, I'd like to say two things. And we use all the other six notes, so I think it's still good to learn the C major scale. Those are actually all the notes that we need for Twinkle Twinkle Little Star. So when we play the C major scale: C, D, E. Now, to be honest, there's only six of the seven notes out of the scale that we play.
And yeah, it's a simple song so very good to begin to play the notes of the C major scale. So after the C major scale, it's time to do a song in that scale, and I thought that Twinkle Twinkle Little Star is a good one to start with, since everybody knows it.
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