Piano for Beginners Lesson 8 - The Notes A, B & C in Bass Clef

This video tutorial covers the basics of playing notes in the bass clef, focusing on Middle C, B, and A. It guides students through identifying these notes on the stave and keyboard, practicing smooth transitions, and understanding rhythm. The lesson also emphasizes expressive playing by recognizing musical phrases and dynamics.

Which note is located on the extra line above the stave in the bass clef?

• B

• D

• A

• C

What is the note that comes before B in the alphabet?

• A

• C

• D

• E

What finger is used to play the note A on the keyboard?

• Finger #3

• Finger #2

• Finger #4

• Thumb

What is the main focus when practicing transitions between notes?

• Finger strength

• Smoothness

• Volume

• Speed

What is the term for a note that lasts for two beats?

• Crotchet

• Minim

• Dotted Minim

• Semibreve

How many beats does a crotchet have?

• Three

• Two

• Four

• One

In musical phrases, where do longer notes typically appear?

• At the beginning

• In the middle

• Randomly

• At the end

What should you do if you struggle with finding notes or counting?

• Move to the next lesson

• Rewind and practice again

• Skip the section

• Ask for help

What should you focus on to make your playing more expressive?

• Using more fingers

• Dynamics within phrases

• Playing louder

• Playing faster

What is the recommended posture for playing the keyboard?

• Leaning backward

• Upright and relaxed

• Leaning forward

• Slouched