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What are Space Notes?
As you’ve probably already guessed, space notes are any type of music note without a line running through it.
They fit in between two lines of the music staff.
Can you see how these notes do not cross over a line?
Space notes fit within the spaces of a staff.
They are just nestled in there all warm and cozy…
The next thing we’re going to do is learn what the names of these notes are.
Before we do that, we need to have a lesson on the music alphabet. Head on over to Music Alphabet – Reading Music Lesson #6
Music Theory Quick Reference Guides
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