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Ed: Created page with "Rather than piano keys, or house keys, these are names of groups of notes that go together. For example: * C major - often the first key/scale you learn - all the whi..."

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Created page with "Rather than piano keys, or house keys, these are names of groups of notes that go together. For example: * C major - often the first key/scale you learn - all the whi..."

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Rather than piano keys, or house keys, these are names of groups of notes that go together.

For example:
* C [[major]] - often the first key/[[scale]] you learn - all the white keys on a piano
* D flat major - all the black keys plus F + C

http://dundeepiano.co.uk/img/piano-sharps.gif

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 The key to keys is connecting groups of notes that go together.
-Keys and their related [[scales]] use the same patterns of notes, [[sharps]] and [[flats]].
+Keys and their related [[scales]] use the same patterns of notes, sharps and flats.
 For example:
 * C [[major]] - often the first key you learn - all the white notes on a piano
 * D flat major - all the black notes plus F + C
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	Keys and their related [[scales]] use the same patterns of notes, [[sharps]] and [[flats]].		Keys and their related [[scales]] use the same patterns of notes, [[sharps]] and [[flats]].

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	Keys and their related [[scales]] use the same patterns of notes, [[sharps]] and [[flats]].		Keys and their related [[scales]] use the same patterns of notes, [[sharps]] and [[flats]].

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		+	Keys and their related [[scales]] use the same patterns of notes, [[sharps]] and [[flats]].

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-Test your knowledge of keys on the [[http://dundeepiano.co.uk/quiz quizzes]].
+Test your knowledge of keys on the [http://dundeepiano.co.uk/quiz quizzes].
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 http://dundeepiano.co.uk/img/piano-sharps.gif

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		+	Test your knowledge of keys on the [[http://dundeepiano.co.uk/quiz quizzes]].
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 For example:
-* C [[major]] - often the first key/[[scale]] you learn - all the white keys on a piano
+* C [[major]] - often the first key you learn - all the white keys on a piano
 * D flat major - all the black keys plus F + C
 http://dundeepiano.co.uk/img/piano-sharps.gif