[piano] anyone know good tutorials for learning how to read sheet music?

oh, that's something that takes practice and a lot of patience

it's not something one learns overnight

yeah I know

idk any tutorials specifically but "FACE" on the spaces and "EVERY GOOD BOY DESERVES FUDGE" on the lines is how I learned the treble clef (that classic music note S shaped thing on the left ) which most music is written in, as opposed to bass clef (the backwards C on the left)

and this is how keys are labeled, just ABCDEFG (like on the sheet music) over and over again, each one is an octave higher or lower

and if there's a sharp # or flat b next to the note on the sheet music, it changes the sound slightly, which are the black keys

right but

I dunno i am trying to learn to play with both hands and I can't read the sheet music to figure out where the hands should go

/puff

though the first graphic helps

oh yeah that's way more advanced than i can do LOL

heh /sigh

it's cool XD

I am sighing at myself because

yes

I learned through years of piano lessons tbh

I should pick it up again, I dread to think of how much of that knowledge I've lost

Easy Piano Lesson for Kids | Play with Both Hands

today i learned that treble clef is the right hand and bass clef is the left. i am now a master at two handed piano playing, thank you

it's all about that bass, the other one is no treble at all

Most fishermen would agree

nice catch

https://www.amazon.com/... one of my friends says these were kinda helpful while still sorting out what notes mean what keys

ohh that's a good idea

I have... something? Related? But it's mostly a bit of a parody

How to Read Sheet Music

Warning: there's a short thing at the very end of the video where they press notes in a quick rattle that I find Super Annoying, but the video makes me laugh

ohhhh