If you have learnt piano beginners in school, you will be familiar with notes such as half note, note and whole note and would have also studied do-re-mi. You will also be familiar with the F-clef or the Bass clef and G-clef or the Treble Clef. If you have studied music as a subject, you will know the basic theories and will no doubt be acquainted with the standard notes.

In Piano beginners, you must learn about various tones on the piano that are represented by the black notes. These notes are present on the spaces or lines of the grand staff which is the G-clef and the F-clef. The fours spaces of the grand staff’s G-clef or the upper five lines feature the letters F, A, C and E in that order.

E is placed at the top in the last space and F at the first space in the bottom. F is for Fa note and A denote the La note, C denotes do and E stands for mi. There are 88 keys or notes in the keyboard of the piano. The C tone is located at the highest octave to the right and the A tone at the lowest octave to the left.

As piano beginners, you must also know that C is at the centre of the keyboard. To the right falls the Treble clef or the G-clef and the left side of C features the Bass-clef or F-clef on the keyboard. This is basic information you must memorize before you can become adept at the keyboard. For beginners, it is better to take the help of a good and talented master to learn the basic. Otherwise you may be thoroughly confused and end up being frustrated.

After you learn the basic key strokes, it is easy for you to visit various online sites that offer free sheet music. You can learn a variety of songs from there. Piano beginners must practice diligently to master the keys before they can venture learning songs.

So, approach a good teacher who can teach you the basics of mastering the keyboard and also teach you various nuances of playing the piano well.