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The FJH Classic Keyboard Chart: All levels Piano Book

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The FJH Classic Keyboard Chart: All levels Piano Book

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Item: 98-FJH2033

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The FJH Classic Keyboard Chart is an excellent reference for students of all ages. Encompassing the full-size 88-note keyboard, this chart also shows the corresponding printed notes on the staff from low C, to Middle C, to High C. Folds for easy storage and fits nicely in your music portfolio!

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Series: The FJH Piano Teaching Library
Publisher: The FJH Music Company, Inc.
UPC: 674398210602
SKU: 98-FJH2033

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Why we love this

This chart eliminates the guessing game of keyboard geography. Students can instantly see where any note on the staff lives on the 88-key piano, which means less time spent hunting and more time spent playing. The foldable design respects your portfolio space while staying accessible during lessons and practice.

Who it's for

Beginning pianists who are learning to read the grand staff and connect printed notation to the physical keyboard. Teachers working with students at any age or level will find this indispensable for independent practice and studio reference.

How to use it

Keep a copy at the piano during beginner lessons as a quick lookup tool. Many teachers laminate one and post it near the practice room so students can reference it independently without stopping their teacher every few bars.

Skills your students will build

  • mapping staff notation to physical keyboard position
  • identifying notes across the full 88-key range
  • reading treble and bass clefs in relation to Middle C and register boundaries

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