This category is designed especially for beginners, children, and parents who wish to learn the electronic keyboard from the very first scratch. Each lesson takes you on a fun and structured journey through the basics of music — from recognizing the black and white keys to reading notes, playing scales, and performing simple songs with both hands.
Dr. Mohammad Hossein Hariri Asl performs the Main Theme from Missing on keyboard, offering a personal and expressive interpretation of this memorable film melody. This performance focuses on conveying the emotional depth of the music rather than technical complexity, highlighting the lyrical and reflective nature of the piece. Video of Main Theme from Missing Watch …
In this lesson, we begin learning the music alphabet, which is the foundation of reading, playing, and understanding music on the keyboard. Just like spoken language uses letters to form words, music uses letters to name sounds. You will learn the seven musical note names—A, B, C, D, E, F, and G—and discover how they …
To play the keyboard with confidence, children first need to understand the idea of high and low sounds. This beginner-friendly lesson teaches how pitch works and how the keyboard is arranged from low notes on the left to high notes on the right. With simple activities, listening exercises, and fun games, young learners can easily …
Learning to play the keyboard begins with understanding its black and white keys. In this first lesson of The ABCs of Music, you and your child will explore the layout of the keyboard, discover repeating patterns, and learn how each key produces a different sound. These fun, hands-on activities help young learners recognize musical notes …