In the third level you’ve learned the meaning of a sharp. Here you will learn that there is another symbol for black keys: the ♭ flat. When there’s a flat in front of a note, you must not play that white key, but the black key to the left of that white key.

Here you see all black keys from the 1-striped octave (the low octave).

It is nice to alternate between playing loud and soft in your music. Sometimes this is indicated by a special symbol.

You can find a lot about the history of the piano on this page. Handy if you want to make a speech about the piano!

All pianos have a pedal. And you can also connect a pedal to almost all keyboards.

Here are some notes that are not very difficult. But there is a very strange fingering to it.

There are a lot of websites that you can use to get better and better at playing the piano. From the pictures you can see that there’s still a lot to learn!

MIDI is the abbreviation for Musical Instrument Digital Interface. MIDI is actually a list of agreements so that digital musical instruments and apps 'understand' each other.

Here’s an overview of all black keys and notes in the 1-lined and 2-lined octave.