STEPPING UP TO G

Begin with the thumb of the right hand on middle C with a red dot (line). Step up to D (space), then up to E (line), up to the next key F (space) and on up to the next one, G (line). Your 5th finger (little finger) will be on G.

G is a white note with no stem. We call this a whole note and it gets all 4 counts in 4/4 time. In the 6th measure we have two G's that are white notes with stems (half notes). Each of these notes gets two counts.

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Harmonized with C and G chords

Music Score

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Practice this sight reading

Music Score

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Keyboard and Music Theory

The Keyboard
Stepping Up
Stepping Down
Stepping Up to G
Stepping Down to F

Treble Spaces
Treble Lines
Bass Spaces
Bass Lines
Time Signatures

Sharps and Flats
Up and Down the Hills
Duet
Major Scales
Building a Major Chord

Chords and Inversions
The V7 Chord
Chord Progressions
Adding Harmony
Intervals

The Keyboard	Stepping Up	Stepping Down	Stepping Up to G	Stepping Down to F
Treble Spaces	Treble Lines	Bass Spaces	Bass Lines	Time Signatures
Sharps and Flats	Up and Down the Hills	Duet	Major Scales	Building a Major Chord
Chords and Inversions	The V7 Chord	Chord Progressions	Adding Harmony	Intervals