Piano Lessons for Kids Sustain Pedal

The video tutorial explains the three types of piano pedals, focusing on the sustain pedal, also known as the damper pedal. It describes how pressing the sustain pedal allows notes to sustain by lifting dampers off the strings. The tutorial also covers how to use a sustain pedal with an electric keyboard and emphasizes the importance of using the right foot. The video concludes with a review of the sustain pedal's function.

What is the primary function of the sustain pedal on a piano?

• To change the pitch of the notes

• To make the notes sound louder

• To mute the sound of the piano

• To sustain the notes after the keys are released

Why is the sustain pedal sometimes referred to as the damper pedal?

• Because it changes the tone of the piano

• Because it is located in the middle

• Because it lifts the dampers off the strings

• Because it dampens the sound

What happens to the dampers when the sustain pedal is pressed?

• They become heavier

• They move to the side

• They lift off the strings

• They press down on the strings

How should the sustain pedal be used with an electric keyboard?

• It should be used without plugging it in

• It should be placed on the keyboard

• It should be plugged into the sustain input and used with the right foot

• It should be plugged into the sustain input and used with the left foot

Which foot is recommended for using the sustain pedal?

• Neither foot

• Both feet

• Right foot

• Left foot