yes cuz yooh have to know how high to aim yoohr voice....yooh don't have to know the names of the notes though....yooh just need to know that where the notes are on the staff means how the pitch of yoohr voice should sound.
I was a vocalist and I can honestly say that knowing how to read music definitely helps. You'll eventually learn enough to get by, but if you'll spend a bit of time learning you will definitely be glad you did and it will really give you a leg up on other singers.
It takes most people alot of itme to learn how but it doesn't have to. Spend some time on wikihow and if you really want a shortcut check out the link related to this post.
Generally speaking, the more Music Theory knowledge you have the better. It is not necessary to understand music theory to play music. For example, you can sing or pound out notes on a piano without any music theory training. It is possible to learn an instrument with only a limited amount as well. However, usually note reading, chords and chord progressions, major and minor scales, modes, intervals, etc. are critical for improving as a musician. While these skills do not necessarily need to be learned in a music theory setting, they will likely be gained as a process of improving as a musician. Studying music theory itself is likely to speed up that process and allow faster growth as a musician.
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Anyone can PLAY music, but only 2% can read it.
an opera singer but he can have it on both staffs because he has to have at least a three octave range, so it depends on the song fore him for example in phantom of the opera he has the music of the night written on the treble clef, but in the oveture he sings in the bass clef
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The answer to this question has to be "the same way you read any music." If you know how to read music, you can read sheet music. If you don't, you are going to need some training or study. Learning to read music is like learning to read a language.
yes she can read if she a singer she have to know how to read the lyrics magazines
Yes. Reading sheet music is not a pre-requisite for singing, by any means. In fact, I sing, and play several instruments, and I read sheet music very little.
There are words these words are like secret symbols so if you want to read music you should know them.
You need to know how to read music to play music, transcribe music (write down a played song), transpose music (put music in a different key), and write music.
Read the music.
It depends on what instrument would write it on. For guitar, you can know just the chords, but don't have to read music!
There are many music videos where the singer changes a lot of shirts and outfits. Do you know any lyrics of the song?
From what I've heard, no.
This is because if there is a long pause, they need to know how long it is and if they forget you can just read the music...not much help if you get lost though
Let me improve this answer. No Michael could not read music but he could certainly make music, as a singer you don't really need to learn how to read music unless you play a instrument aswell. Michael could play the piano and had a ear for music, which then could be played by listening. Michael didn't have to read music he just felt the music and made it happen and it worked.
I would guess about 33% can