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Piano Basics For Beginners

Instructions: Sign + = Higher Octave, - = Lower Octave, # = Sharp Notes, b = Flat Notes. See Piano Theory Click Here Key Name details with diagram.

Welcome to Piano Daddy, Piano Basics For Beginners. In this section you’ll learn the Basics of Piano, Key Names, sharps and flats Notes. Let’s start the lessons. Piano Basics For Beginners And All Age Groups.

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White piano keys are called naturals. There are seven naturals on the keyboard: C D E F G A B. After the B, the scale repeats itself on the next C. This means you only have to memorize seven notes!  This pattern is constant on all keyboards. Every note on the keyboard is represented in this single 12-note octave—they’re just higher or lower in pitch. See the below image and understand the name of keys.

Signs and meaning :

+ = Higher Octave
– = Lower Octave
# = Sharp Notes
b = Flat Notes

Here is the octave on which we are going to learn key names.

Piano Basics Simple

Now see the image with names :

Piano Basics Key Names

These are the basic 7 Notes on any Keyboard or  On Piano, C D E F G A B. After this we move to next step which is sharp and flat notes.

In below image you will learn how to identify Sharp Notes and Flat Notes on Keyboard or Piano. Here we use (#) sign to identify Sharp Notes and (b) sign to identify Flat Notes. Let’s see the image below for more information.

Piano Basics kEY nAMES 2

What are the Sharp (#) notes : A sharp makes a note a half step higher in pitch.

What are the Flat (b) notes : A flat makes a note a half step lower in pitch.

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I Am Sanchit Telang. I Am A Musician & IT Person. I Love To Play Piano & Guitar. I Am A Singer & Music Composer. From This Website (www.pianodaddy.com) I Provide Piano Notes & Music Technologies To My Followers.

27 thoughts on “Piano Basics For Beginners

  • Hardik S.Belekar

    thanks…………….

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    • can u help me to study piano ,from begining i want to study

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  • Kiran

    Hi Sanchit,
    Great efforts. Congratulations. One question. how to identify keys for any hindi song?
    by reading notes i can play, but for any song if i dont have notes how to find out which key for ….

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    • Shivam Agrawal

      My question is the same.

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  • are full note to daalo yr give me full notes

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  • i have a new piano keyboard ,i wantb to learn from beginiong anybody can help me if in malayalam the meterilas available am so glad

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  • gourangh

    hi,
    how to identify song keys to play by own.

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  • can u please give the notations for sriman narayana narayana hari hari and govinda hari govinda gokula nandana govinda. i’ll be grateful to u

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  • wat is c+ a+ d+ and all….i can’t understand that…plz help me…reply me plz

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    • + Means higher octave and – Means lower octave.

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  • which finger for which key…? any book??

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    • At this time we don’t have any book for that, but definitely will try to make video tutorial for that.

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  • PRABHU V H

    in sargam notes in showing sa re ga ma butbin brakets showing (k) and (t) i dont understand. iska matlab kya hai. please help me to understand it…

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  • Abhijeet Mahato

    What are the notes BD, BA, BC#,F#+, A+, E+, BD+

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  • Aryan

    Higher octave kaise bajaye

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    • Sanchit

      + Sign after note = higher octave
      – Sign after note = lower octave

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  • DivitDave

    How to play kinda song on keyboard ?Please reply

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  • DivitDave

    Sorry it is not kinda
    It is zinda

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  • Shanichar

    Prem Ratan Dhan Payo gana ka full note bhejiye

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  • Parmod

    Please add respective chords also with notes to make it more melodious.

    Thanks & regards .

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