KeyHarmony

Start by resting your hand on a table before you reach the keys. Drop your arm, allowing your fingertips to fall into position as if they were being set down naturally. You will see that… 

First, without pressing any keys, sit at the piano or digital keyboard and observe the black keys. Instead of them being evenly spaced, they’re arranged in alternating sets of two black keys and three. If… 

Speed at the piano is always fun because the speed makes even a tiny little five-finger exercise sound more like music. However, if you haven’t sorted out finger numbers, you are going to add confusion… 

A note on the staff shows you which key to play, but rhythm shows you when to play it and for how long. Rhythm can make a melody sound off even when the notes are…