What are the letters in an A chord on the piano?

Answer 1

Black keys don't actually have the "power" to get their own name, there names are based on the neighbouring white key either side; for example the middle black key in the cluster of three black keys is called A-flat (written Ab) because it is lower than A (flat means to lower), but at the same time it can also be called G sharp (written G♯) because it is a bit higher than G (sharp means higher pitch). An exception to this is the use of German note names (the note which we call B-flat (Bb) or A-sharp (A♯) is actually called "B" while the white B note is called "H"), just in case you were wondering.

Answer 2

The order of the keys on a piano begin with C.

They start with the C D E F G A B C

Thus they start and end with C.

my start wit c ends wit e

Answer 3

Usually, the first note on a keyboard is C. On some grand pianos, however, the lowest note, the first to the left, is an A.

Answer 4

The first note I think you mean. Either way, its C.

The order is C,D,E,F,G,A,B

Answer 5

On a standard 88 key keyboard (there are many different kinds) the lowest note is A, with a (theoretical) frequency of 27.5 Hz, or 27.5 cycles per second.

Answer 6

A major A C#E

A minor. A C E

A diminished. A C D#F#

A augmented A C#F A

Answer 7

A, B, C, D, E, F and G.

There is also Ab, Bb, Cb, Db, Eb, Fb and Gb - the 'b' means 'flat'.

There are Majors and Minors aswell.

Answer 8

Going frome the bottom (the left hand side) up, yes. On some keyboards, however, the bottom note is higher. The highest note on a piano is C.

Answer 9

"A".