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Here are the top 5 reasons you should use EasyKey products to teach or learn music, for the beginner students.

1. No key signatures. There is a reason this is number one. Seasoned musicians may appreciate the information a key signature gives you, but when you are a beginner, just learning to read music, the complex transactions necessary to translate what you see into what is supposed to be played is paralyzing when you factor in the key signatures. With EasyKey, what you see is what you get, and everything is presented visually – so you know exactly which key to press for how long, and what it’s called and where it’s located on the keyboard.
2. No natural notes. Because there is no key signature, and each note has its own place on the grid, there is no need to tell the reader not to sharpen or flatten a note. You simply should not over-estimate how powerful it is to remove these roadblocks from the sight reading process.
3. No tied notes. Due to the limited set of symbols and the unlimited nature of music composition, not every note length can be represented by a symbol in Standard Music Notation, so notes of various length are tied together to symbolize their true length. This causes the music to look muddled and confusing. EasyKey represents key presses visually, so it looks exactly like what you are doing, and is easy to understand.
4. No separate clefs and empty space between them. Instead of two separate areas with a large empty space between them, EasyKey presents the keyboard in a complete picture, explicitly identifying every key and time period. You never have to guess or wonder. EasyKey literally unlocks the world of music.
5. No rests. In standard music notation, there are symbols to tell you not to play anything, and there are different symbols for different time periods. In EasyKey, if there is nothing in a note’s cell, you don’t play it. Empty space means silence.

A notation system that addresses even one of these points would be useful, but when you combine all of these benefits in one easy to use music notation, suddenly the ability to read and play music becomes possible for anyone, anywhere there is a piano or keyboard.

Happy Birthday - Free Demo | EasyKey Music Download a two sided PDF. Side one contains instructions for reading and understanding the Visual Music Notation System™ and page two contains the song, "Happy Birthday", arranged in the EasyKey notation.