Piano Note Reading Exercises: Music Skills in 10 Minutes a Day, Student Workbook, How To Read Music, Sign 4,000 Notes

My son wants to learn to play the piano, and while we will probably take him to a piano teacher at some point, this book was great to get him started with the basics.

Buy this one. It’s one more way to become more accurate and fluent with note reading. Includes leger line practice.

Book seems to help understanding notes

Well, this book starts off well explaining music reading fundamentals. It does say "workbook" in the title. But many important terms are not clearly defined. Example: "We draw a treble clef from the middle, which is the second line from the bottom." The book never defines a "clef," one of the most important terms referring to a common musical symbol that identfies the pitch of the notes to follow in the sheet music. Or the term, treble, which equates to G4 on the piano. I would not recommend this book for younger learners or teens as a self-learning tool. A qualified teacher would be required to fill in all the gaps and guide. Use only as a supplement.

This is what I was looking for an actual work book. This workbook is for beginners it simple and very descriptive. I absolutely love it. I can’t put it down. I have some experience but this is over the top.

Great book to assist in learning to read music notes to play piano. I really got a lot out of it while I was learning. Still use it to refresh and look at to stay up to speed on learning.

Perfect for reading and learning how to play the piano. Great for young adults and children.

Excellent exercises for an intermediate piano player. I highly recommend and will purchase more books like this one.