Thursday, August 11, 2011

Learn To Read Music As An Adult

By David Neuenschwander


There are many things that people have on a list of accomplishments they want to achieve before they die. Usually, this list includes things like taking the time to learn to read music and play an instrument, act in an off-broadway play or sky dive.

Learning to read the musical notes off the page is helpful no matter what instrument you decide to paly. The notes will not change, even if you are learning two or three instruments at one time. The notes that the instrument plays will change but not the actual note.

Even if you never picked up a musical instrument a day before in your life, if you have the motivation and the dedication, you can easily learn. It is easier today than ever before because there are so many resources available to the curious student.

There are a few options when it comes to learning to read sheet music. You can take private lessons at a local music store or you can attend a community college. You can learn through instructional DVDs at home that show you what you need to know.

You do not have to be in grade school to learn something new like this. The human brain learns all throughout life. The saying that you cannot teach an old dog new tricks may be true but humans are not dogs.

Every day people are deciding to take up something new and different; get themselves a new hobby to distract them from the troubles in the world today. If you are in need of a distraction, and you have an instrument in mind, learn to read music and play. You will find it to be a richly rewarding experience.




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