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A better way to read & write music
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Recognize chords on sight
With Matias notation, you can easily identify chords — the basic building blocks of music — when you see them.
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Minimal instruction
Traditional staff notation takes years of study and practice to master.
Matias notation can be learned in minutes.
It is simple, logical, and easy to understand.
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Very little to memorize
You’ll be amazed at how little memorization is required to get started.
Our ultimate goal is to achieve music literacy for all.
Bach Cello Suite №1 Prelude — deconstructed
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To read this sheet music, you just need to know the basics.
But if you read the book, you’ll also learn how to spot the chords — and chords are the fundamental building blocks of music.
Giant Steps by John Coltrane — the most feared song in Jazz, explained
If you’re a Jazz fan, Matias notation is tailor‑made for Jazz.
There’s no better proof of that than John Coltrane’s Giant Steps — especially since they’re BOTH based on the circle of fifths.
Read the first chapter of the book (available free) and you will KNOW the circle of fifths — it’s the first step to understanding Coltrane’s iconic Jazz masterpiece.
( and see if you can spot the overlapping fifths that define a major or minor 7th chord )