trying to read sheet music . . . help

[gullyjewelz]

hey whats up people?

i have found a few good tutorials on how to read sheet music and i am getting the hang of reading the sheet music itself -- major problem is . . .

i do not know for sure which key on the keyboard is the a, b, c, etc.

i have not found any good diagrams, tutorials on that yet. anyone that knows where i cna find this info . . . please hit me up
esp. if you are online right now . . . my aol instant messager name is GODUBAR

thansk for any assistance

peace

[TimOBrien]

Google.com is your friend:

http://www.pianoworld.com/keyboard.htm

[pianokey88]

The key to becoming more proficient at reading music once you know the basics, is to just do it ... the more the better ... practice makes perfect.

Start with some real easy stuff and just try to spend time every day sight reading and with time it will get easier.
dTb

[brothersinc]

Hey.. check out http://www.musicthory.net
they offer the most interactive and easy theory classes on the net.. FREEEEEE.

[Brahmb]

Brother Sinc is right. There's an interactive keyboard at musictheory.net as well. Anybody looking to learn more about reading or writing music would benefit from a visit to that site. I use it for my students at school.

[Brahmb]

They also have an interactive fretboard that tells you which notes are which, though most guitar players could care less which note they're playing, as long as it's the right fret... (I can say that here in the Keyboard posts and get away with it... right?).