Piano Scales Chart - Learn Keyboard Scales - Ultimate Tool for Beginner Scales. Major Minor Scales, Pentatonic Scales. Laminated Card A4 Size, Fits in Music Folder or Gig Bag

Excellent. Very very helpful

Really easy to use

I've only just started learning to play the piano and at 70, I need all the help I can muster. This keyboard scale sheet is really helping me and I'm so glad I got it. I only gave 4 stars as it is very expensive for what it is and also it doesn't advise the student what fingers to use.

It's a really well designed cheat sheet, that effectively summarize the basics for those, who just starting their learning. This is more of a time saver, than a unique product, but I have to admire the effort, that went into making this. It's a bit expensive for a simple print, but the knowledge value make up for it in my opinion. You also support an enthusiastic startup company, which is a good thing.

Too pricey for what it is. No explanation on how to use this..

I inadvertently ordered this, as when ordering Noisy Clan’s Piano Chords & Scales Chart pack I didn’t realise that this scale sheet is also included. However, I don’t mind having a spare because it’s super useful. As described, it’s a double-sided, foldable card cheat sheet to learn piano (and by definition, keyboard) scales, but it’s not just to learn them but to act as a reminder for those who might forget them as well. In both respects the sheet works well. Size-wise, when folded (without damaging it, I might add) it’s about A4 size (in UK terms) so is ideal for storing, carrying in a keyboard case or backpack, or alighting on a music stand or atop a keyboard or piano. It’s also laminated, so with careful use should last a decent time. Of the good amount of information it contains (which is most of what many musicians will likely need for a while) it’s all nicely-presented, easily-understandable and well-organised, making grasping the scales and theory behind them much quicker. The sharpened/flattened versions of the major and three minor scales (natural, harmonic and melodic) are also represented, with everything being colour-coded to distinguish root, major and minor notes, along with note names and intervals (to easily determine how the scales are constructed). What I like is that for the major scale and natural minor the pentatonic equivalents are included too. Also, rather handily, is a chromatic series of notes shown on a music stave over four octaves along with their keyboard equivalents. There’s other ways to glean this information but here it’s just the right balance of ease, genuine usefulness and convenience, and makes for the learning, understanding and retention of scales much easier than other methods. I very much like this sheet and have already been using it a lot, and definitely plan to use it a lot more.

I'm someone who has always wanted to play the piano, but who has lacked the time, space and opportunity to practice. Unfortunately it seems that regular practice is required if you're not to forget what you've already learned. This is where these scales come in so useful. For irregular players like me, it allows me to catch-up and refresh my memory of where the notes are, and how to use scales. So they have been very useful, and I'm pleased to have this aide-memoire. It also allows me to learn new information too, so it's a good learning tool. You could no doubt cobble all this information together yourself and draw it out on a piece of cardboard, but having it professionally printed on thick waterproof card makes it clear and highly legible, and very durable too. I can recommend this to any budding piano players out there, it's well worth the investment.

Helpful for practice and music writing👍🏻

Discreta fuerte y cómoda ideal.

Utilissimo per imparare gli accordi per pianoforte!

Information is very useful, but they claim the charts are laminated, and they are not.

Would buy from again

good learning tool