The Note D
The note D is written in the space under the treble staff.
Play the note D with the second finger of your right hand.
The Half Note
This is a half note. It lasts for two beats. There are two half notes in one bar of * time.
This exercise contains four bars of half notes using C and D.
The big numbers 1 and 3 indicate that you play the note. The small numbers 2 and 4 tell you to hold until the next note.
Exercises 6 and 7 use a mixture of half and quarter notes.
Because of the * time signature, there must be a total of four beats in each bar.
Class Sessions
1- C Chord (Second Inversion)
2- The Note B (below Middle C)
3- Broken Chords
4- The Dotted Quarter Note
5- The Note B (above Middle C)
6- The C Major Scale
7- The G7 Chord (another hand position)
8- The G Chord
9- The Note D (on the fourth line of the treble staff)
10- The Note F# (above Middle C)
11- Piano Technique
12- The D7 Chord (another hand position)
13- Flat Signs
14- The Note Bb (above Middle C)
15- The Bb Chord
16- The Note E (in the 4th space of the treble staff)
17- The F Major Scale
18- The C7 Chord (another hand position)
19- The Note G (above the treble staff)
20- Major Chord Chart
21- The Note A
22- INTRODUCTION
23- The Note D
24- The Note E
25- The Note F
26- Chords
27- The Three Four Time Signature
28- The F Chord
29- The Eighth Note
30- The Tie
31- Changing Between F and G7
32- The Lead-in
33- Legato
34- Changing Between F and C7
35- The G Major Scale
36- The Piano Keyboard
37- The Key of F Major
38- Changing Between F and B<span class="symbolA">b</span>
39- Key Signature of F Major
40- The Octave
41- Changing Between C and F
42- Seventh Chords
43- Changing Between B and D7
44- Changing Between G and G
45- Key Signatures
46- Arpeggios
47- Changing Chords
48- Playing Parts of Chords
49- How to Read Music
50- Key of C Major
51- Changing Between G and D7
52- The Key of G Major
53- Songs with Chords