Re: Don't Fear the Treble Cleff (was: Puzzled by all the "Cant read music statements")
- From: "Greg West" <gdwest999@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 17 Jul 2006 09:22:21 -0700
That's true. One other thing that standard notation helps with is
seeing the harmonies in a piece. Tablature just shows finger
positions. When you look at a piece in standard notation, it's easier
to see harmonic progressions, countermelodies, etc. That helps me get
a better feel for how to interpret the piece. It is handy when they
give you both tabs and standard notation, especially if a piece is in
an alternate tuning.
Greg
www.gregwest.net
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