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| Arvens | Nov 13 2005, 09:39 AM Post #31 |
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Well I knew the part about the notes since I've played music for at least eleven years of my life, but not which keys go with which note.
Sharps and flats are pretty easy to understand. C# (sharp) would be the same as Db (flat) and be 1/2 step above a C or 1/2 a step below D. The only real trouble comes if someone wrote something that required an E#, Fb, B#, or Cb since those notes don't really exist per se. (E# is F, Fb is E, B# is C, Cb is B ) That's the easiest way to explain that. Looking at your diagram and going back to my C# example, C# (or Db)would be played with the black key between C and D. Just apply the same rule to the rest of the keys and you're golden. |
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