Whats the correct notes 4 piano? Why r sometimes in diferent places?
PLease Hekp me i need help really bad please people help me!

hey,
the correct notes for the piano are A,B,C,D,E,F,G. if that`s what you were wondering. It depends on the type of piano for the keys to be in different places, but they are normally in the same area. If that`s what you wanted then there you go, but if it`s not, i don`t know how to help you.
*Tory*

hi,
the notes on a piano are the same as for any other instrument. A,B,C,D,E,F,G. The notes just run in that order from right to left. It can be pretty confusing but you should look at a beginners piano book and it will have a scale in there for you and you`ll hopefully figure it out.
-Jessica

Hi,
There`re 7 notes as everybody has been saying but you would like to know where they are right??? Well, a is located between the set of 3 black keys between the second and third key, b is located right below the third black key in the third set of black keys, c is right before the set of two black keys, d is located right between the first and second set of two black keys, e is located right after the second black key in the set of two black keys, f is located right before the set of three black keys, g is located between the first and second set of three black keys.
*all seven notes are white keys! *these seven notes are repeated on the piano so if you want a low key or note then go to the righter side of the piano and if you want a middle key or note then go to the middle of the piano and if you want a high key or note go to the leftest side of the piano

I hoped this helped!

the musical alphabet consist of the first seven letters of the english alphabet a,b,c,d,e,f,g and this pattern repeats over and over again to you reach the end of the keyboard. the most common keyboard starts on a white key, we name that key c. Now going up from c we come to the next white key and we call that d.Do see the pattern. I hope this solve your question.

This site contains links to many free piano lesson online resources. You may want to check it out.

http://www.pianomusiclovers.com/free-piano-online-lessons.htm

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thanks for the web site, that is what I was looking for