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This is important for me because I can see how much I can follow and understand what is happening.

Sit and listen to the music and look at the sheet music at the same time.

I normally try to find music that I can read a little at a glance, like the melody, but also has a couple things I might need to focus on.

Find music I like to listen to and accurate sheet music.

Where are you on your reading level? This is the method I've been using currently: It wasn't until I found the Complete Music Reading Trainer (which starts you with two notes and adds one each level) that I feel like I made much progress at all. Good luck! I'm 49 and for YEARS resisted learning to read music, even though I said I wanted to learn. I wish they had a violin fingerboard trainer, too, but oh well. I've limited it to the open strings until I can identify those with no hesitation. The Perfect Ear app has a guitar fretboard trainer, which is cool. It takes time, and if I actually did some practice every day it would definitely go faster. I've only been doing this for a month, or so, and not every day, but I've already gotten MUCH better at the treble clef main notes (no ledger lines, except for middle C). I'm trying to fill them out quickly and not count lines and spaces. Maybe not 100% effective, but it is helpful.

I also downloaded a bunch of worksheets and have been filling them out while watching TV. I have not upgraded to the paid version of this, as the free version is suiting me fine, for the moment. I also got Complete Music Reading Trainer, which I like better for starting to learn. They had a Christmas sale that I took advantage of.

I got Perfect Ear, which has a free and a paid tier. I started using a couple of Android apps, to be honest, and also teaching myself to play piano, classical guitar, and recorder.

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