Hal Leonard Student Piano Library - Keyboard Guide Chart

Hal Leonard Student Piano Library Student Keyboard Guide Chart

A Useful Tool For Beginner Piano Students

The Hal Leonard Student Piano Library Student Keyboard Guide Chart is a useful tool designed for beginning piano students. Its primary purpose is to provide a clear and visual representation of note names and their positions on both the treble and bass clefs, helping students understand and navigate the piano keyboard better.

The guide chart comes in a compact size, measuring approximately 11.5cm x 30.5cm, making it easy to handle and carry around. It is designed to fit conveniently behind all 88 keys of any standard piano, ensuring that it remains in place while students play or practice.

On one side of the guide, students can find the note names and positions on the treble clef, which represents the higher pitches on the piano. The treble clef is typically used for playing notes with the right hand.

On the other side of the guide, the note names and positions on the bass clef are displayed. The bass clef represents the lower pitches on the piano and is commonly used for playing notes with the left hand.

Additionally, the back of the guide chart serves as a practice keyboard, providing a space for students to practice finger placements, scales, and exercises outside of the actual piano.Other Popular Books & Resources In the Hal Leonard Range: 📚

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