Reading sheet music

[Laura Bunch]

My teacher recommends the Theory Time series. Even though I had been a musician for years, I was a percussionist so all those notes and sharps and flats were/are hard for me. They are intended for children, but the content is good. https://www.amazon.com/Theory-Time-Workbook-Fundamentals-Primer/dp/1890348007/ref=sr_1_6?crid=2T8CJEPL3TAG1&keywords=music+time+music+theory&qid=1666898117&sprefix=music+time+music+theory%2Caps%2C121&sr=8-6

[Ruth]

I will definitely check those out. I’m a beginner so any information is very much appreciated.

[Laura Bunch]

I hope they are helpful, there are a few in the series, so you can keep progressing. Good luck!

[Judiann]

MusicTheory.net has some free tools for learning to read notes. Last year, I customized them for harp and explained how to use them in this thread: https://www.learningtheharp.com/forums/discussion/free-tools-to-learn-to-read-sheet-music/

Free tools to learn to read sheet music

[Ruth]

Cool, thanks!