Piano for Beginners Lesson 5 - The Notes C, D & E in Treble Clef

This video tutorial introduces the notes C, D, and E on the keyboard, explaining their positions on the stave and how to play them with specific fingers. It emphasizes smooth transitions between notes and avoiding excessive pressure on the keys. The tutorial includes practice exercises and a piece to play using these notes, focusing on rhythm and counting beats. It also explores rhythm variations, including crotchets, minims, and dotted minims, to enhance musical understanding and performance skills.

What is the position of the note D on the stave?

• On the extra line below the stave

• In the space just below the stave

• On the middle line of the stave

• On the top line of the stave

Which finger should be used to play the note E?

• Ring finger

• Middle finger

• Index finger

• Thumb

Why is it important not to press too hard on the keys?

• It improves finger strength

• It helps in playing faster

• It can cause wrist pain

• It makes the sound louder

What is the first note in the piece introduced in this lesson?

• B

• C

• E

• D

What type of note is worth four beats?

• Semibreve

• Crotchet

• Minim

• Dotted Minim

What should you focus on while playing the piece to avoid getting lost?

• Keeping eyes on the music

• Looking at your fingers

• Listening to the sound

• Counting out loud

What is the value of a dotted minim?

• Two beats

• One beat

• Three beats

• Four beats

In the new rhythm piece, which note remains unchanged from the previous piece?

• B

• C

• D

• A

What is the correct posture for playing the keyboard?

• Leaning backward

• Stiff shoulders and elbows

• Relaxed shoulders and free elbows

• Leaning forward

What should you do if you make a mistake while playing?

• Stop playing immediately

• Switch to a different piece

• Keep practicing until comfortable

• Ignore the mistake