Clefton Notation System (paperback)

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Have you been struggling to learn how to read music notes?

You’ve probably learned the five lines and four spaces: every good boy does fine for the lines and FACE for the spaces. If you’re learning piano, not only are you learning the five lines and four spaces, but you have to learn another five lines and four spaces for your left hand.

Once you think you’ve got it down, it gets more frustrating because there are more rules to memorize. You’re probably thinking, “Wow, does this ever end?”

The traditional notation system has failed for hundreds of years and many before have attempted to improve upon it and have succeeded somewhat, but no one has ever truly adopted it into music academics. Why is that, you may ask?

When a tradition has been passed down for centuries to the next generation and the next, it tends to stick like an ugly tattoo that you can’t rub off and no one will step up to call it out for fear of rejection and condemnation from the music elites.

The Clefton Notation system is what the traditional music system should have been. After 35 years as a music professional and educator, I’ve decided to release this new notation system that was developed over the years to the masses. Will it go mainstream? Who knows? I will share it with those who are willing to accept it and reject it.

In this guide, you will learn:

1. How to identify music notes in less than 30 seconds.
2. Why clefs, time and key signatures are unnecessary.
3. The five lines and fours reduced down to one line.

4. 5 classics songs

Plus more.

Pick up the guide today for only a few bucks. You’ll finish reading it in 20 minutes learn a fluent, simple new notation and understand why the traditional notation system deters beginners from learning because reading the notes is too tough.

Pick up a copy today!