Sharp Signs
This is a sharp sign.
When a sharp sign is placed before a note on the staff, it means that you play the key immediately to its right. This key may be either black or white. E.g., the note F sharp (written as F#) is shown on the staff, as follows.
The Note F#(F Sharp)
To play the note F#, play the black key immediately to the right of the F note (white key), as shown on the diagram.
Instead of writing a sharp sign before every F# on the staff, it is easier to write just one sharp sign after the treble clef. This means that all the F notes on the staff are played as F#, even though there is no sharp sign placed before them.
Class Sessions
1- The D Chord
2- The D Minor Chord (Dm)
3- The A Chord
4- Minor Chords
5- The B<span class="symbolA">b</span> Chord
6- The C Seventh Chord (C7)
7- Flat signs
8- The D Seventh Chord (D7)
9- Sharp Signs
10- Seventh Chords
11- INTRODUCTION
12- The G Seventh Chord (G7)
13- The G Minor Chord (Gm)
14- One-Finger D Chord
15- Fingered Chord Chart
16- Fingered D Chord
17- Notes on the Keyboard
18- Change Between G and D Fingered Chords