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Check out my video on why the white notes are C major and not A major: https://youtu.be/5B_5N2M7SXQ?si=_xbRldbrUs5hr0Oh ...

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Everything you need to know about accidentals.

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What's the difference between sharps and flats? When is a G# an Ab? What is the appropriate amount of crap to take from a ...

Review the B Flat Major Scale and play the Chord as well as the F Major Scale. Go over the Chromatic Contrary Scale.

Key signatures are easy...when you know how they work. This video explains what they are, how they work, and some patterns ...

Start Your Music Theory Journey for Free! https://www.justinguitar.com/categories/practical-fast-fun-music-theory Sharps and Flats ...

That's right. They're two different notes! Today we learn a little bit of the history of tuning systems, and how G Sharp and A Flat are ...

Piano Theory: Piano Theory on Flat Notes. Flats, sharps and naturals are called accidental signs. Flat lowers the note a half step, ...

... to play a sharp or flat note on your piano or keyboard (or on any instrument for that matter). The black keys piano note names.

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What are enharmonic equivalents? An enharmonic equivalents is a note or tone that can be spelled with two or more different ...

Key signatures can be difficult to understand, so watch the level 4 videos in order to learn the easiest and most efficient method of ...

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If you practice playing b flat c d e flat f each one should get just a little bit higher so practice those five notes when you get really ...

F# is lower than Gb. We see and hear the difference within a late 17th-century and early 18th-century tuning system (regular 1/6 ...

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