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Interactive A minor keyboard
Try a key. Sound only on tap.
Synthesized tone preview · A3–C4–E4 · Not a fingering lesson
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to work on?
Find a note on the keyboard, look up a chord, check a scale, or choose a piece to learn. Start with the task you have now; each reference gives a specific result or a concrete next step.
A small discovery
Change one note.
Hear the difference.
A minor is A, C, and E. Raise C to C♯ and you have A major. Same root. A different third.
Explore the A minor referenceSynthesized tone preview
From knowing to playing
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for a little music.
Use Songs to compare repertoire and difficulty descriptions. Use Sheet Music to inspect exact editions, formats and access conditions. The score listings distinguish official sources, external references and unclear licenses.
The useful little things
Keep them
within reach.
References for the questions that come up when you sit down to play.
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