Piano
Piano#
Piano Basics#
https://www.key-notes.com/blog/piano-key-chart
https://spinditty.com/learning/chord-building-for-musicians
Keys#
- Keys are not notes
- Sharps and flats are not the black keys. All black keys are either a sharp or flat, but not all sharps and flats are black keys
- e.g. E# is a white key
Black Keys#
- half notes
White Keys#
- pure notes
Notes#
- each next key is half note higher than the prev one
Type#
- pure/natural ♮
- flat ♭
- half notes low
- sharp ♯
- half notes up
Observations#
- there is no sharp of B
- there is no sharp of E
Octave#
- C (white key before 2 black) to next C (8 keys in total) are called octave
Types#
- middle octave (middle one)
- higher octave (right one)
- lower octave (left one)
Notes Practice#
Chords#
Types#
- Major (3rd, 5th)
- Minor (2nd, 5th)
- 7th (If 4th finger used)
Observation#
- all 3 fingers on alternate white keys gives: CM,Dm,Em,FM,GM,Am,BM...
- minor chords gives sadness most of the time
- major chords gives happiness most of the time
How to find chords#
(based of notes) - if a song starts from C, then most probably the sca -