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Every black key
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Sharp means the very next key up.
Sharp is written ♯. C♯ is the black key just right of C, one step higher.
No sound? Check your volume, and that your phone is not on silent.
Flat means the very next key down.
Flat is written ♭. D♭ is the black key just left of D, one step lower.
So one black key has two names.
The key between C and D is C♯, up from C, and also D♭, down from D. Same key, same sound.
Play each black key and give it both names.
Up from the white key on its left, down from the white key on its right.
What is the other name of F♯?
E and B have no black key just above them.
E touches F, and B touches C. That is why the black keys split into groups of two and three.
The game names black keys with sharps. C♯ is the key just right of C.
Five black keys, each with two names.
C♯ or D♭, D♯ or E♭, F♯ or G♭, G♯ or A♭, A♯ or B♭.
Where is B♭ on the keyboard?
You can name every black key.
What you learned
- Sharp is the very next key up; flat is the very next key down.
- Each black key has two names, like C♯ and D♭.
- E to F and B to C have no black key between them.
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