how to tune a piano

Apr 27 2022

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Step 1: Vocab

I will explain some things you might not understand, so I decided to write out a "dictionary" for the words.#N#Sharp: A black note on a piano. These keys are just like normal natural white keys, but raised a half step.#N#Flat: A black note on a piano.

Step 2: So… Which Keys Are Which Notes?

Here, I have a picture of a chunk of a piano. The only technique I have is to memorize the notes.#N#Nothing to say because everything is explained in the picture.

Step 3: Chord 1 – C Major

C major is one of the easiest chords you will learn.#N#Below I have used another chunk of piano. The colored keys are the keys you play. I added numbers. Here is the un-coder =#N#1 = Thumb#N#2 = Pointer#N#3 = Middle#N#4 = Ring#N#5 = Pinky#N#Yellow Keys = left hand#N#Blue Keys – Right hand

Step 4: Chord 2 – C Sharp Major

Dots are on the black keys#N#Full colors represent white keys#N#Below I have used another chunk of piano. The colored keys are the keys you play. I added numbers for fingering. Here is the un-coder:#N#1 = Thumb#N#2 = Pointer#N#3 = Middle#N#4 = Ring#N#5 = Pinky#N#Yellow Keys = left hand#N#Blue Keys – Right hand

Step 5: Chord 3 – D Major

Below I have used another chunk of piano. The colored keys are the keys you play. I added numbers. Here is the un-coder =#N#1 = Thumb#N#2 = Pointer#N#3 = Middle#N#4 = Ring#N#5 = Pinky#N#Yellow Keys = left hand#N#Blue Keys – Right hand

Step 6: Chord 4 – D Sharp Major

Step 7: Chord 5 – E Major

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