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Learn to Play the Piano - Lesson #1 - the notes of the piano

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From http://www.ThePianoChordBook.com Learn to Play the Piano, Lesson #1. The focus of this 2 minute lesson is on learning the notes of the piano keyboard. Check out our apps - iPhone http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/piano-chord-key/id406458316?mt=8 or Droid http://www.appbrain.com/app/piano-chord-book/com.PianoChordBook.pcb

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  • is it me or all your flats are b in the video?

  • @spike378 The "b" is the symbol used to represent flat. While a true flat symbol looks a little different, a lowercase b is close enough. Most chord charts you find online use a "b" for the flat symbol. In the video the "#" and the "b" are placed above the letter name to which they refer. So the first black note has a "#" over the A and a "b" over the B, meaning the note is A# or Bb.

    Hope that helps! Thanks for watching and all the best to you in your musical endeavors.

  • Thank you so much! You are an amazing teacher!! Simple and easy learning! I've been searching for videos for the past hour and yours is actually educational!!! Thank you!!

  • @ayengrace Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and hope it helps you on your way. All the best!

  • what is the song in the background

  • @techno132054 It's a song I wrote. Hope you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching.

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  • I want to learn piano, but I don't have one.. lol

  • @patreciaDumbo The sharps and flats are both black keys. Any given black key on the piano keyboard is called by both a sharp and flat name. So, the black key to the right of the key C is called C# (C sharp) and Db (D flat). The key to the right of the key F is called both F# (F sharp) and Gb (G flat). What name you use, sharp or flat, will depend on what scale (or key) you are using. You can watch video #2 to learn about scales. Thanks for watching. I hope this answers your question.

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  • @vuurkippie It seems like you may be talking about the same thing. In this video I cover the notes from A to the next A an octave above. If I started on the C note and went to the next C an octave above I would end up with the letter combination that you described. So, it is not any different. You are just starting on a different note. I hope that helps. Thanks for watching and all the best to you on your musical journey!

  • Hey this is different I live in the Netherlands and there as you begin: c d e f g a b c Can that be?

  • I never thought it would be that easy!! Thanks i thought it would take me at least a year to learn those notes!! Thanks

  • @thepianochordbook Ok. Thankyou! :D

  • hey i sub ur channel....I want to learn how to play the Piano...What do you think if i Purchase a Keyboard ?

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