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In the beginning it is often difficult to remember the names of all keys. Here’s a handy cheat sheet for quick reference. On your piano/keyboard the cheat sheet looks like this:
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In the beginning it is often difficult to remember the names of all keys. Here’s a handy cheat sheet for quick reference. On your piano/keyboard the cheat sheet looks like this:
It’s easy to make this cheat sheet for yourself. First download and print the file. Make sure the picture is exactly 16 cm wide. Sometimes that’s quite a job, because it depends on what kind of printer you have and how it’s configured. The extra tips at the bottom of this page might be helpful!
(Don’t click on the images, but download the cheat sheet by clicking the link above!)
Then cut away everything except the white keys until it looks like this:
Extra tips:
- Before you cut it out, first stick the template on sturdy paper or thin cardboard, to prevent it from toppling.
- Make two templates right away. You can put them next to each other on the keys, so you don’t need to move them on the keyboard.
- If the dimensions are not correct, you may need to change something in paper size (must be A4), or in other settings of your printer: fit, or enlarge/reduce. Sometimes it is useful to ask someone who is more experienced with these details.
