{'title': 'Can you read sheet music?', 'choices': [{'text': "Yes, I can but I don't", 'votes': 12}, {'text': 'Yes, I can, but seldom do.', 'votes': 37}, {'text': 'Yes , I can and do frequently', 'votes': 29}, {'text': 'No, but I am very interested in it', 'votes': 72}, {'text': "No, and I don't really care", 'votes': 20}, {'text': "Sheet music? Aren't sheets for the bed? ", 'votes': 10}], 'closes_at': None, 'created_at': datetime.datetime(2018, 3, 24, 16, 22, 26, tzinfo=datetime.timezone.utc), 'description': None, 'allows_multiple': True, 'total_votes': 180}
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Just a quick question about the depth of understanding of sheet music from you lovely Patreons. Learning to read sheet music from fake books (I love the keys of C and F by the way, hahaha) has taken my understanding of melody to a much deeper level. I know a lot of students took band at some point so they can do it, but have forgotten or have fallen out of practice.