Piano

300x300px|thumbThe piano is a versatile and widely used musical instrument known for its range, expressive capability, and adaptability across various musical genres. It is a chordophonic instrument and one that belongs to the percussion and string instrument families. It produces sound by pressing keys on the keyboard that activate felt-covered hammers into striking strings inside the instrument. It typically has 88 keys (52 white keys and 36 black keys). Table of Contents Chapter I: Introduction to Pianos /Introduction/ 25% /Types of Pianos/ 75% /Why Play Piano?/ 75% /History of the Piano/ 00% /The Basics/ 25% Chapter II: Reading Music /Reading Music/ 25% /Rhythm/ 00% /Fundamental Rhythm/ 00% /Audio Examples/ 00% /Rhythmic Notation/ 00% /Melody/ 00% /Single Notes/ 00% /One Note per Clef/ 00% /Harmony/ 00% /Four Part Harmony/ 00% /Figured Bass/ 00% /Leadsheets/ 00% /Treble Clef and Bass Clef/ 50% /Notes of the Staves/ 25% /Ledger Lines/ 00% /Fingering/ 00% /Value/ 00% /Rests/ 50% /Measures/ 00% /Time Signatures/ 50% /Tied Notes/ 00% /Accidentals/ 25% /Key Signature/ 50% /Intervals/ 25% /Pickup Measures/ 00% /Repetitions/ 00% /Playing by Ear/ 75% /Practicing Playing by Ear/ 25% /Playing by Ear: Lesson 01/ 75% /Playing by Ear: Lesson 02/ 75% Other pages (Please either incorporate these into the text or mark them for deletion by typing {{delete|Reason for deletion}} Musical instruments P 25% Extra Resources /Chords (and pop examples)/ 50% Climatization /Scales/ /Piano Practice/ /Bach and Mozart/ 00% /Pedals/ 100% /How Piano Works/ /Alternative Notation: Klavar/ Contributing Authors th:เปียโน