The musical alphabet on a keyboard consists of the letters A through G. Here’s a brief overview:

• A to G: The musical alphabet includes only seven letters: A, B, C, D, E, F, and G.

• Repeating Pattern: After G, the sequence starts over again at A. This repeating pattern continues across the entire keyboard.

• Middle C: This is an important reference point, located roughly in the middle of the keyboard.

• White Keys: Each white key represents a natural note (A, B, C, D, E, F, G).

• Black Keys: These represent the sharp (#) and flat (b) notes. They are named based on their adjacent white keys. For example, the black key between C and D can be called C# (C sharp) or Db (D flat).

Understanding this pattern will help you navigate the keyboard and read music more easily.