Basics of music theory to learn keyboard

Basics of music theory to learn keyboard

Looking at the keyboard for the first time you might think that there are a lot of notes to learn. But it is very easy

You need to learn only 12 notes which are Basics of music theory to learn keyboard

Description of Notes

The first seven notes (Western Notations) of the keyboard are (C-D-E- F–G-A- B-).  Each key differs with each other in their sound.

First Black Key between the C and D is called C sharp (C#) or D flat (Db).

Black Key between the D and E is called D sharp (D#) or E flat (Eb).

Black Key between the F and G is called F sharp (F#) or G flat (Gb).

Black Key between the G and A is called G sharp (G#) or A flat (Ab).

Black Key between the A and B is called A sharp (A#) or B flat (Bb).

Half steps on the keyboard

From one note to the very next note is a half step.

Sharp: A black key on piano. These keys are like normal white keys, but it raised a half step.

Flat: A black key on piano. These keys are like normal white keys, but it lowered a half step.

Fingering – where to put all your fingers?

Conclusion

I hope that this will definitely helps you to understand how important to learn the Basics of music theory to learn keyboard.If you want to learn musical instrument like piano then go ahead and keep practicing.