Piano Basics Lesson Step 2 - Learning Where The Notes Are On The Keyboard
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....don't let it confuse you. Each octave is just higher than the next (double the HZ if you understand) in sheet music every note in every octave has a specific way of being written so don't worry about which one to play, the music will tell you once you understand how to read it. Hope this helps to explain the video a bit more.
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Starting from C the keys go alphabetically..... CDEFG, once it gets to G, it starts again at A ( the key to the right of the 2nd black key in the set of 3 black keys, OR 2 white keys after F) To make it easier just locate C or F by looking at the pattern of black keys, then go alphabetically toward your desired key remembering that after G is A. An octave goes from one letter name to the same latter name 12 keys later. C to C or A to A, etc. There are many octaves on a keyboard/piano so....
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Seems like people are confused so ill try to explain what he is showing you............
an OCTAVE consist of 12 keys 5 black and 7 white. If you notice on the keyboard there is a pattern of repeating black keys(2 black then 3 black) - understanding that pattern will allow you to find the key you are looking for. The key to the left of (right before) the set of 2 white keys is C, the key to the left of (right before) the set of 3 black keys is F. ...................
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@TRJP69 how is learning the keyboard going for you...Im trying to learn also
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okay i bought a keyboard and really wanna learn how to play , but can someone tell me where middle c is located on it ?? it has 36 keys
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@blagmusic Thank you! It really helped!
The1984Freak 10 months ago
@The1984Freak You're welcome!
blagmusic 10 months ago
Now what confuses me is if you're supposed to play C on the keyboard, which C do you start on? There's a lot of C's on the keyboard.
The1984Freak 10 months ago
@The1984Freak Hi, If you watch my video on "Joy to the world" there are two Cs - One High and one Low. The notation is also on screen so you can see which note on paper relates to which key on the keyboard.
Hope this helps.
Peace!
blagmusic 10 months ago