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Lesson Index
bullet Lesson 1 - Naming Your Fingers
bullet Lesson 2 - Naming The White Keys
bullet Lesson 3 - Finding Middle C
bullet Lesson 4 - The Musical Staff
bullet Lesson 5 - The Musical Note
bullet Lesson 6 - The Treble Clef
bullet Lesson 7 - Middle C On The Staff
bullet Lesson 8 - Leger Lines
bullet Lesson 9 - Quarter Notes And Half Notes
bullet Lesson 10 - Bar Lines And Measures
bullet Lesson 11 - Double Bar Lines and Repeat Signs
bullet Lesson 12 - Time Signatures
bullet Lesson 13 - Dotted Half Notes
bullet Lesson 14 - Whole Notes
bullet Lesson 15 - Rests
bullet Lesson 16 - Pick-up Notes
bullet Lesson 17 - Ties
bullet Lesson 18 - Sharp Signs
bullet Lesson 19 - Flat Signs
bullet Lesson 20 - Natural Signs
bullet Lesson 21 - Chords
bullet Lesson 22 - The Eighth Note
bullet Lesson 23 - Key Signatures
bullet Lesson 24 - Dotted Quarter Notes

 
Sheet Music Digital One Minute Lesson #1 - Numbering The Fingers
     

Hold both of your hands straight out in front of you with your palms facing away.

Since we only have 1 thumb, we shall name it Number 1.

The finger beside each thumb is Number 2.

The next finger, your middle finger, is Number 3.

The next finger is Number 4.

Your last finger, the pinkie, is Number 5.
   
Once you realize that proper fingering is one of the most important elements of playing keyboards, you will be well on your way to a good beginning!

Below is a picture of the proper finger numbers!

Practice wiggling the fingers and thumbs and naming the correct matching number.

Try playing some keys on your keyboard naming the finger numbers as you play each key.

Left Hand

Right Hand