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Piano Basics

The document discusses the layout of black and white keys on a piano, noting that black keys are arranged in patterns of two and three, with the central black key between two others resembling a dog's head. It introduces the first seven letters of the alphabet that are used in music, and notes repeat from A after G. Fingers also have numbers for music. The document concludes by providing the notes and finger positions for the song "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" as an example of playing.

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Piano Basics

The document discusses the layout of black and white keys on a piano, noting that black keys are arranged in patterns of two and three, with the central black key between two others resembling a dog's head. It introduces the first seven letters of the alphabet that are used in music, and notes repeat from A after G. Fingers also have numbers for music. The document concludes by providing the notes and finger positions for the song "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" as an example of playing.

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The piano has black and white keys as shown below:

The black keys are put into patterns of 2 and 3:

We call the two black keys our DOG EARS:

In the middle of our two black keys(ears) we have the note D which is our dogs head:
In music as a whole we use the first 7 letters of the alphabet:

After G we start again at A.

Our Fingers also have numbers when it comes to Music:

NOW TO THE PLAYING!!!


THIS IS OUR C POSITION:

TWINKLE TWINKLE:

C C G G A A G F F E E D D
C

G G F F E E D
G G F F E E D

C C G G A A G F F E E D D
C

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