In this lesson I explain how to sight read sheet music. What things you should be looking for and how to practise your sight reading skill. Sight reading sheet music can be tough to start out but stick to it and you'll sight read like a pro after some practise. Check out my website and Join the music community! Visit www.howtoplaypiano.ca Thanks for watching! Hope this helps!
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www.get-piano-lessons.com Another factor in developing good piano fingering skills involves being able to play without always relying on looking at your fingers. In fact, in order to read music notation (which we won't be doing right now), your eyes will constantly be focused away from your hands. So what we're going to do here today is learn my own "simplified" method of sight-reading. And there's only so much we can cover in this brief video lesson.
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You can view the sheet music they are reading here: www.keeper1st.com Thanks to YouTubers Quietschquatsch and Raphy013 for the music suggestion a few days ago! Not only did Tom find this a fun tune to play, but, as you'll see, flautist Julia Riley and tubaist (tubist?) Mark Meeker decided to join in as well! After Tom's first sight-read, you hear Julia mention another Nintendo videogame tune that she liked. That was KK Ragtime. A short time later, Tom and Julia played it from memory! I'll have to post the video of that moment at a later date. It was fully evolved into a fleshed-out rag arrangement, much like the second run through this tune from Super Mario World 2 in this video. This tune was composed by Koji Kondo (近藤浩治). It is also known as "Hop! Hop! Donut Lifts" by some people, but in a concert video of Nintendo video game music at which the composer was in attendance, the title that appears clearly reads (if you read Japanese, anyway) simply "Yosshii Island Athletic Theme". You can purchase Tom's latest album here: cdbaby.com
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If you've seen my other videos of Tom sight-reading videogame ragtime sheet music that I've put in front of him, this video should come as no surprise to you. I had not yet finished correcting the awful score that is available online for this tune (I did put it into the correct time signature, but it still has some really funky chords and other problems), nevertheless I put a copy of it as it stands in front of my amazingly talented friend Tom Brier this weekend. This was the result. Tom is a highly regarded pianist and sight-reader in the ragtime community. I have other videos of him you can find (and more to come) which will give you an idea why. There are so many amateur pianists out there playing these rags from video games, but I thought it would be nice to see what a pianist who specializes in ragtime music would make of them. This tune is by Koji Kondo (近藤浩治) and is one of the most famous tunes of all music from Nintendo video games. I still haven't cleaned up the score completely. Here it is as Tom was reading it -- no repeats, some questionable chords, etc. www.keeper1st.com
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Tom has not seen or heard the music before playing this. He's a terrific sight-reader, and loves to be given new bits of ragtime, or oddball ragtime like these tunes from video games that I created scores for. This is the Overworld Theme from a game that started life in Japan as 夢工場ドキドキパニック (literally "Dream Factory Heartbeat Panic"). Its real story, however, begins when the sequel to Super Mario Bros. was a flop in Japan. Given that there also was demand in the US for a sequel to Super Mario Bros., and that the one they made was a flop in Japan, Nintendo decided instead to take this other game, which wasn't released in the US, and replace the character sprites with the Mario Bros. characters. That odd combination was released in the US as Super Mario Bros. 2, and was a huge success. Many elements from the game have become staples of the Mario franchise. The game was such a hit that Nintendo actually released it in Japan as Super Mario Bros. USA, even though the game was exactly the same as 夢工場ドキドキパニック apart from the character graphics. Anyway, it was YouTuber "yukimatsuri" who showed me a transcription he had edited from one that was available online. I downloaded both, and found each to have some obvious errors (mainly that the chords were not changing on the syncopations like they should), and in need of clean-up, so I made my own score, but I still credit the arrangement to yukimatsuri. The tune was composed by Koji Kondo. You can download the <b>...</b>
I suddenly realized before leaving my house on Saturday that Tom probably would have a blast playing the Animaniacs theme which I transcribed back in 1995 and finally created a score for earlier this year. So I put the sheet music in front of him that night, and this was his first read through it. Indeed he did have fun with it! He even said there's a lot of potential for ragging it up, so he might work on it some more... Don't know about you, but it sure made my day, year, decade... Two of my favorite things -- Tom's piano playing and Animaniacs -- all together! The "cheating" and "three hands" remarks are a reference to the fact that I put the flute/xylophone runs in the score as optional cue notes, which cannot be played by a single pianist without losing some of the melody. They're important parts of the tune, though, so I put them in there for the sake of multiple musicians or instruments who might want to play it. You can download my transcription that he is reading here: members.cruzio.com This was at the Sutter Creek Ice Cream Emporium in Sutter Creek, California. Sorry that the image is so dark. I was at the Lyon County Fly-In in Silver Springs, Nevada, earlier that day, and I had switched the camera to its automatic shutter speed setting which is ideal for outdoor use. I forgot to set it back to manual mode for indoor use (the camera's automatic mode always uses too fast of a shutter speed when indoors, resulting in a darker, grainier picture). If you haven't <b>...</b>
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The melody of this 1985 Capcom coin-op videogame theme always has been ragtime, but the left-hand part in the game was arpeggiated. Last year, I received an arrangement from YouTube's "MrTrent" with a march bass and some extra little bits thrown in which turned the theme into a true rag. I finally got around to giving Tom a copy of it during this ragtime party last weekend. The theme was composed by Ayako Mori (森安也子). The game Ghosts 'n Goblins was titled 魔界村("Makaimura") in the original Japanese. The sheet music that Tom is reading can be downloaded here: www.keeper1st.com ...and just now I notice that I put a wrong note in the 13th measure. Ah well. It's obvious that it's wrong though, so shouldn't be a problem.
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Yes, this is his first time seeing or hearing the music. I've had countless requests to give Tom music from the Zelda series, but there is no ragtime in it as far as I know (having never played the games). However, I was informed of a couple tunes that could translate into ragtime. This sort of bluegrass fiddle tune translates the best. The arrangement I was shown comes from a songbook published in Japan. The arrangements in there are way oversimplified. They don't even do the right bass notes, and the melodies are in single notes. You'll notice on the score here a few penned-in corrections that I had thrown in. But the simplified score meant that Tom was more free to fill it in his own way, much like the popular video of him riffing off the Birabuto Kingdom theme. The result is a great big yee-haw romp! The tune was composed by Koji Kondo -- 近藤浩治 -- and appears both in Majora's Mask -- ムジュラの仮面 -- and The Ocarina of Time -- 時のオカリナ.
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This actually is his second time through the piece, in the same sitting. The first read through was quicker but had a few problems. This time was cleaner, but, as he says, those triplets in places were still causing a little trouble. This tune from the "Earthworm Jim" Sega Genesis video game contains a couple quotes from Scott Joplin's "Maple Leaf Rag" though in the key of C (Maple Leaf was published in A-flat, and the song version in E-flat). The piano score he is reading is here: www.keeper1st.com I threw it together in a couple hours from an existing sloppy score that had the wrong time signature, some bass notes wrong and had the chords much too low in spots (the original arranger was deathly afraid of having to move his left hand more than an octave, it seems -- well, tough, dude; this is ragtime). I did some re-arranging and made it actually readable. The music was composed by Mark Miller.
The most requested tune people have asked for is this one. Finally I got around to finishing a first-draft piano score for it which you can download here: www.keeper1st.com That is the score that Tom is reading (and taking "certain liberties"). I want to separate it into a few different parts -- take the piccolo part out of the right hand and into its own staff, and transcribe a tenor countermelody earlier in the piece. I don't know if I ever will, though, so... that's it for now. You can get Tom's albums online: www.cdbaby.com www.cdbaby.com You can hear how the original tune went here: www.youtube.com
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By popular demand, here's Tom Brier sight-reading Spinach Rag. He has read through this once before, about six years ago, so technically this is his second and third time playing it. Some fun ensues as a customer at the Sutter Creek Ice Cream Emporium, where this was recorded, talks to Tom in awe of how he can do the long left-hand jumps without looking at his hands. That this tune is in sharps instead of flats makes it a bit more difficult to read, since very few rags are in sharp keys. I've been meaning to make a new score of this but have not gotten around to it, so what Tom is reading is this more primitive score that I made in Encore about 10 years ago after receiving an email with MIDI file attached from someone in Japan saying, "My friend makes music for video games. He wrote this rag." That original, primitive score I made, which Tom is reading, is here: www.keeper1st.com It wasn't until recently that I learned what game this was from (Final Fantasy VI). This was the first piece of ragtime from a video game that I had ever come across. After this recording, Tom said that he had forgotten what a good rag it was, and that he should dig out the copy I gave him so many years ago and really learn to play it. So maybe there's an actual performance of this to come in the future... This was recorded at the July meeting of the Mother Lode Ragtime Society, which meets in every odd-numbered month (except November) on the evening of the second Saturday at the Sutter Creek Ice <b>...</b>
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www.get-piano-lessons.com Ok Ok... I know... this is a blast from the past (previously unreleased video on YouTube). Apparently, since YouTube now considers me a serious player I am now able to upload this slightly longer video footage where as before I was blocked from doing so... and just in time for the holidays! Now... I know what youre thinking... where the heck is the piano test? Wheres my next piano lesson? Yes I know your waiting... and thank you all for writing me and letting me know your still interested in what I do. As you probably know I am working on my first DVD release (which includes your piano exam as well as the few next steps in the get-piano-lessons.com video series). Now because of some formatting issues (real technical stuff) there is going to be a slight delay on the due date. But as you probably can tell from the quality of my piano lessons, I dont release material just to meet a quota... I actually want to present content worthy of peoples time and Im going to make sure its the very best that it can be before you see it. That said, Im looking at a DVD release date of the end of January/beginning of February 2009. So thank you all for your patience and your interest... and Im confident youll soon see that it was well worth the wait* ~ Brannie D*
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This was after 1am at an after concert party. Keeper1st www.youtube.com presented Tom Brier with this score www.keeper1st.com and asked him to "Brierize" it. Tom didn't know the tune or had seen music before. Sheet is pretty basic and as you see Tom slowly goes through it and each time through he inprovises more and up and down the keyboard as he embelishes the tune as he adapts and fills it in on the fly. Very special talent he is. This was in September 2010 in Sutter Creek Ca. Keeper1st also has his video up on his site taken from the other side of piano as we both shot it. To purchase CD'S www.cdbaby.com For information and his Folio's, Tom can be contacted on Facebook. www.suttercreekragtime.com
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The music is in three staves with the melody only in the vocal line, so Tom is having to process it all and work it into a piano-solo arrangement on the fly. Pardon my poor singing. I was hoping everyone would join in. I thought, since Skunk Hollow is a place we like to go "Where Everybody Knows Your Name" (the actual title of the song), it was an appropriate tune to be played there. I found the sheet music in a collection that my fiancée has. Back in the '80s and early '90s, when she wanted to know the lyrics to a song, she would buy the sheet music -- even though she can't read the actual music. So she has a collection of TV and movie theme scores. I wasn't going to post this video, recorded back in August 2010, because of my bad singing and talking, but I played it this afternoon and thought, why not? A few extra notes can be heard now and again coming from another piano just off screen to the left, at which is seated Jared DiBartolomeo, who added some fill-ins by ear.
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YouTube's "Hrodulf" composed this rag earlier this year. Tom had not seen or heard the music before; this is a blind sight-read. I thought it was a rag he could really sink his teeth into, so I presented a score to him at the July 2009 meeting of the Mother Lode Ragtime Society. Tom has albums available on CDBaby, and a new album is expected to be available in November 2009. The composer's YouTube channel: www.youtube.com
This tune, either as Snow Mountain, Cool Cool Mountain, Slider, or Bob-omb Battlefield -- all different versions of the same tune -- has been requested a lot. It is a fun tune indeed. Download my piano arrangement here: www.keeper1st.com YouTuber "ScytherSnake" transcribed the entire band arrangement of it, which I then condensed into piano sheet music. As always, Tom adds a lot more than what's on the page. Recorded 19 May 2012 at the Sutter Creek Ice Cream Emporium, 51 Main Street, Sutter Creek, California. This was after the May 2012 meeting of the Mother Lode Ragtime Society.
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Tom has not seen or heard the music before this recording, but does a terrific job on the first time around, doesn't he? This tune was composed by Kazumi Totaka (戸高一生) for the Nintendo video game series どうぶつの森 -- or "Animal Crossing" in English-speaking countries. I thought it would be fun to transcribe the tune and see what one of the best sight-readers of ragtime thought of it. The breaks in the second half, and some of the bass runs, when the tune changes key to G major, are my own inventions which I wrote into the score in an effort to spice it up a bit. The sheet music that Tom is reading is here: www.keeper1st.com But I have made some changes since then to bring more of the "aircheck" version from the game into it: www.keeper1st.com
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I had sent Tom a couple links of different arrangements of this tune, but he had yet to click on any of them when I presented this sheet music arrangement to him, so this is the first time he has heard the tune, much less seen the music. You can download my piano arrangement here: www.keeper1st.com Stay tuned for a video of Tom building up on the Super Mario Land Birabuto Kingdom theme, which was recorded the same day. (But, darn the luck, I decided not to record when he sight-read the Yoshi Valley / Moo-Moo Farm theme from Mario Kart almost flawlessly... Maybe we can save that one for a video of him actually playing something he's played before -- what a novel concept!) Anyway, I think three different YouTubers had asked if I could have Tom play this tune. None knew of any existing sheet music scores, so I made my own arrangement based on several recordings. The tune is from the Nintento role-playing series "Mother" (Japanese title) / "EarthBound" (English title), where it is called simply "Buy Somethin', Will Ya!" It was composed by Hirokazu Tanaka. Since he hadn't played the tune before, Tom takes it at a slow tempo all the way through the first time, rather than speeding up throughout the tune as I indicate on the sheet music, then plays it faster all the way through the second time around to make up for it. He has a bit of difficulty with the second section, so we'll have to take another crack at making a video of this to get a flawless performance in. He liked the <b>...</b>
Another amazing sight reading again by Tom Brier.....Ron O'dell www.youtube.com presented Tom with sheet music from the game......keeper1st and I both recorded it simultaneously and we both posted this playing on our respective YouTube Channels. Tom didn't know of the game, or heard the tune before.......This was at the end of the Sutter Creek Ragtime Society meeting in the Ice Cream Emporium. Sutter Creek Ca. 7/10/2010 www.suttercreekragtime.com
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