Thank you so much for this! I'm self learning the piano and I was reading some scores where they 8va and 8vb appeared T-T tired many others to understand but I couldn't get what they say. But with yours, I am able to understand clearly! Once again, thank you for your help!!!
Thank you. This is so helpful and has cleared up years of second guessing the different versions of these signs. I love the coll'8va you explained - not seen that before but its a great way of helping me to be lazy when I need to write out sheet music with octaves!
I'm playing a song saying,That says 8va and 15ma octaves from it on B scale . So I have to play two octave from 8va or have to count up from 8va to get to 15ma?
can you please show me all the parts of the piano keys which are 8va, 8vb, 15 ma lower and higher so I can understand, but I don't see the teacher's hand when playing??..
I am sorry. I apologize for the inconvenience. I made that video a long time ago, perhaps I can make an updated one. Maybe this will help for 8va count eight keys to the right including the starting key. So a C with 8va above it means to the next C key to the right. So, c1 d2 e3 f4 g5 a6 b7 c8. For 8vb you go to the left 8 keys. For 15ma to the right 15keys. You keep the letter name the same, but move to the left or right. I hope that helps!
I am self-taught and currently learning with a music sheet has symbols like "To Coda", "Coda" and "8va loco" (without dashes). This video and other (about Coda) are very helpful. Thank you. There is one symbol in the sheet on the Treble Clef is ""R.H. 8va bassa on D.S". My guess is that I need to play a lower octave after play 2nd time come back from "D.S al Coda". correct?
I’m so happy to hear the videos were helpful! To answer your question yes play the right hand an octave lower when you repeat from the sign. Wow! Complicated stuff right? Combining repeats and octave sings!! I’ll need to make a new video just for that one! Good job figuring it out!
thank you sooo much you really do a favourite to me ... I couldn't know how to distinguish between the higher octave and the lower octave thank you soooooooooooooooooooòoooo much ❤❤❤
would that 8vb apply to the treble clef? in Heavy metal you tend to be on much lower notes + 7-string and 8-string guitars would often have notes going as far as an F# 10 ledger lines below!!!
Thanks for a really clear explanation there. I play bass guitar and was just wondering what sign I should use when writing beyond the C above middle C (4 ledger lines required for that one!)? Or should I just switch to the treble clef? (uncharted territory!)
Thank you for explaining it, was very helpful lesson and now I understand what I have to do when I see that music signs. You did a great job explaining it.👏👏👏
Awesome, thanks. I would consider myself an advanced student (3rd mvt of Moonlight Sonata) but for some reason I NEVER LEARNED WHAT “coll 8va” or “coll 8vb” meant🤨🤨 Anyways thanks again!
You're not explaining it right show us with the little bracket sign to Which is higher and which is lower because you can't just play 8 VA higher lower. There's an indication with it to tells you on the piano sheet to play it higher or one octave lower. This woman is making it confusing.
Thank you so much for this! I'm self learning the piano and I was reading some scores where they 8va and 8vb appeared T-T tired many others to understand but I couldn't get what they say. But with yours, I am able to understand clearly! Once again, thank you for your help!!!
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Miss Jennifer, you explained this so clearly. It is much easier to read the notes with these signs.
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Thank You Miss Jennifer!!! I've learned much here!!!!
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OMG!!! Add last I found someone who can explain this 💩. Thank you so much this was so helpful and I can play my peace now. 😊🙏😻👍
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What a great teacher, your explanation was clearly stated and using the visual aid (grease board) made this easy to understand. Thank you!
thank you so much. it got so much easier to understand with the way you explained 💛
Great video! I’m learning Piano by myself and this greatly helped and explained what Octave Signs were to me!
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I love the explanation even tho it was long it was worth it bc i got a thorough explanation. Thank you!
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Thank you soooooo much, literally you saved me Miss Jenifer
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Thank you. This is so helpful and has cleared up years of second guessing the different versions of these signs. I love the coll'8va you explained - not seen that before but its a great way of helping me to be lazy when I need to write out sheet music with octaves!
I’m so glad to hear this was helpful to you! I think it’s always interesting and fun to learn something new about music! Thanks for watching!
very thorough. very clear and concise. great video. i am also a music teacher. this is a great reference for students. : )
Is there a 16 va or even 24 va? I composed a childs piece for piano and the melody line extends higher than one octave.
Yes, but the proper score symbols would be 15ma & 22ma - (see 9:24).
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This channel has great info about music. Thanks for sharing.
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Amazing lesson.
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(4:09 )I want to ask if the 8th note goes up 1 octave how do you do it??.. before written 8va
I apologize that the video isn’t clearer. Octave or 8th just means 8 keys lower or higher. Be sure to include the key you start on when you count.
Thanks so much! I am a composer and i am writing high octaves and this helped!
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You are a fantastic teacher, thanks.
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Thank you for sharing your knowledge. ❤
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Thank you! This was killing me when I was attempting to practice Czerny.
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I knew that 15ma meant 2 octaves, but I never bothered to count it out before. A person just feels better doing that.
Thank you. I was very confused playing La Campanella but now i get it
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Oh, thank you, now i understand why people not play what it write on these sign. Thank you so much!
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Thanks much for this clarification.
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I'm playing a song saying,That says 8va and 15ma octaves from it on B scale . So I have to play two octave from 8va or have to count up from 8va to get to 15ma?
Hmm... not sure. Without being able to see it I’m not sure.
Very Helpful. Thank you.
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great teaching Miss Jenifer. i had a momentary lapse and forgot what 15ma was.
very thorough. i appreciate that. i ended up learning more than i thought about what is incorrect.
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can you please show me all the parts of the piano keys which are 8va, 8vb, 15 ma lower and higher so I can understand, but I don't see the teacher's hand when playing??..
I am sorry. I apologize for the inconvenience. I made that video a long time ago, perhaps I can make an updated one. Maybe this will help for 8va count eight keys to the right including the starting key. So a C with 8va above it means to the next C key to the right. So, c1 d2 e3 f4 g5 a6 b7 c8. For 8vb you go to the left 8 keys. For 15ma to the right 15keys. You keep the letter name the same, but move to the left or right. I hope that helps!
I am self-taught and currently learning with a music sheet has symbols like "To Coda", "Coda" and "8va loco" (without dashes). This video and other (about Coda) are very helpful. Thank you. There is one symbol in the sheet on the Treble Clef is ""R.H. 8va bassa on D.S". My guess is that I need to play a lower octave after play 2nd time come back from "D.S al Coda". correct?
I’m so happy to hear the videos were helpful! To answer your question yes play the right hand an octave lower when you repeat from the sign. Wow! Complicated stuff right? Combining repeats and octave sings!! I’ll need to make a new video just for that one! Good job figuring it out!
@@SomersetAcademyofMusic Thank you for your response.
thank you sooo much you really do a favourite to me ... I couldn't know how to distinguish between the higher octave and the lower octave thank you soooooooooooooooooooòoooo much ❤❤❤
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would that 8vb apply to the treble clef?
in Heavy metal you tend to be on much lower notes + 7-string and 8-string guitars would often have notes going as far as an F# 10 ledger lines below!!!
It could with guitar music, but for piano music that shouldn’t be done.
so helpful thank you🙏
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Thanks Jenifer I can now better understand about the 8va. Thanks so much for doing this video.
Thanks for a really clear explanation there. I play bass guitar and was just wondering what sign I should use when writing beyond the C above middle C (4 ledger lines required for that one!)? Or should I just switch to the treble clef? (uncharted territory!)
I think either way would work, but most bass players just use bass clef I think.
can you make a video regarding fermata
yes
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So helpful! Thank you!
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Thank you ❤
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Thank you very much. I always wondered why it was 15va instead of 16va. Makes so much sense now.
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Good lesson thank you madam.
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Wow this was so helpful. Thank you so much I finally understand what it means!
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If my sheet music doesn’t have these symbols but is an octave higher how do I tell? Is it just written wrong?
Without seeing the music it’s hard for me to say.
You are an amazing teacher!!!!Much love💟💟💟
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In my case, my music is in the bass clef with an 8 above it. Does that mean it should be played an octave higher then?
My best guess without being able to see the music is yes, higher. If the 8va is above music it means higher.
@@SomersetAcademyofMusic ok, thank you!
omg thank you!!!!
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Wow thank you mam
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Thank you for explaining it, was very helpful lesson and now I understand what I have to do when I see that music signs. You did a great job explaining it.👏👏👏
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You deserved yourself a sub wonderful explanation. God bless you in Jesus Name Amen🙏🏽❤️
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So, for n octaves you have 7•n - 1 notes. For those interested.
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i love this i wish she was my teacher
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Awesome, thanks.
I would consider myself an advanced student (3rd mvt of Moonlight Sonata) but for some reason I NEVER LEARNED WHAT “coll 8va” or “coll 8vb” meant🤨🤨
Anyways thanks again!
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3 Octaves Would Mean 22ma
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Why people like to play the piano with a bass clef instead of with a treble clef to octaves lower? That would make the piano notation so much easier!
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for anyone wondering how to pronounce 'quindicesima' translate.google.com/#it/en/quindicesima
kwin-dee-CHEH-zee-muh
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12 keys
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i’ve been playing sheet music all wrong, fuckkk!!!
Have you gotten any better?
You're not explaining it right show us with the little bracket sign to Which is higher and which is lower because you can't just play 8 VA higher lower. There's an indication with it to tells you on the piano sheet to play it higher or one octave lower. This woman is making it confusing.
mm 12 Sorry to hear you’re not understanding it. Good luck!
I thought loco means crazy 😂
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A 14 minute video about something that can be explained in 30 seconds. Wow.
Did you watch it?
So helpful 🙏 thank you!
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