In the nonclassical styles, I typically teach and talk about we use Lead Sheets as opposed to traditional grand staff notation. However, it can still be very helpful to know how to read the grand staff, if even in an elementary way. Here we discuss 3 situations in particular. Helping me as a guest on this video is the fine concert pianist, good friend and colleague, Robert Estrin.

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3 Advantages of Reading Grand Staff Music Notation
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