Lesson 1
Keyboard Layout
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Lesson 2
Key signatures and music stave notation on lines and spaces
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Lesson 3
Formula with major chords for singer
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Lesson 4
Chord inversion
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Lesson 5
How to play scale?
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Lesson 6
How to play an extended chords
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Lesson 7
Understanding your Time-Signature
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Lesson 8
How transposition works?
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Lesson 9
Blues Lick accompaniment
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Lesson 10
Chord Progression G-C-D7
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Lesson 11
More Blues Technique
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The piano keyboard layout consists of white and black keys. Each key represents a different musical note. Here’s a brief overview:
White Keys
- Represent the natural notes (A, B, C, D, E, F, G) and are arranged in a repeating pattern.
Black Keys
- Represent the sharps (#) and flats (b) and are grouped in sets of twos and threes.
The pattern of keys repeats across the keyboard, and each repetition is called an “octave.” The note names start again at “C” after each octave. Singers often use the piano keyboard to find their starting note or practice scales.
