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a note can have only one sharp or flat , as he was saying that if c - d has c# or Db and d-e has d# or eb which is totally wrong! this the real notes A Bb BC C# D Eb EF F# G G# A and to get this correct note there is a reason and that is :- 1. the gaps between them or the whole and the half steps which i agree with the guy. 2. but which note has # or b he dosen't know this and here is the reason why:- first follow the steps bellow and you wiil get to know A BC C D EF G A ,now put sharps after every note. (ONLY IN THE GAPS OF THE MIDDLE OF 2 NOTES) A A# BC C# D D# EF F# G G# A , now see the notes B and E does have a sharp that is why instead of sharps they have flats just before it as shown above.so it means that instead of A# it would be Bb and instead of D# it would be Eb as shown above. Thank you. if have any problem with this please inform me and i'll explain you.

ok, I'll ask the question...I was hoping someone else would so I don't seem like a ding dong, but that's fine....So, what determines what note gets to be the reference point. The clef takes up the whole 5 lines, so I don't understand how the "G" is the reference point, or how the F is the reference point..I'm tryin' here, but this has me stumped. I'm trying to learn my late mothers piano....eeekkkk...

Thank u soooo much.... I'm a complete beginner in piano and I really wanted to learn and this video really helped 

This also works really well with animals......... lmao