Here's Part II of Music Reading. Now we are putting flesh on the bone by learning rhythm notation. This study will increase your understanding of rhythms and beats within music reading. Have fun and enjoy with these easy to read charts!

Whether if you are a pianist, guitarist, singer or other instrument player, this easy lesson in music reading maybe for you! Often at my workshops or through emails, I get many questions about learning to read music. At first it can seem intimidating and may leave feelings of doubt. Well let me say, you have a safe place here! There are countless individuals in worship teams that are always looking to refine their skills and understanding in music reading. Plus, music reading is fun!

Check it out. Last Friday this page had over 300 hits alone between my site and PraiseCharts Live for the Classical Pianists in a Worship Band - Part 1 & 2 articles! Many of you had a great response. Therefore, I've included another episode (Part 3) of Classical Pianists. You can find the music goodies below - a full PDF chart of 3 pages + an audio file that corresponds with the DEMO on pg.3. Have fun and keep growing in your craft!

Okay all you pianist and keyboardist out there in worship bands – this article is for you and your worship leader! I get this question all the time and I have found that answers are rarely addressed. We are talking about what to do with the classically trained pianist or any keyboard/piano player in working with a worship band.

Part 2: this article and media material contains demonstrations from Part 1. I've placed links below to demonstrate our music study in actual sheet music along with a recorded demo example. I can hear the cheers now from pianists all over the earth! There are 6 examples to our study found in the PDF chart as well as the Demo File. The Demo File is one whole recording with pauses per numbered example. Have fun and enjoy!