Piano and Keyboard Note Chart, Use Behind the Keys, Ideal Visual Tool for Beginners Learning Piano or Keyboard, Easy to Set Up, for any Medium to Full Size Piano or Keyboard, Cover Four Octaves

Actually prop this up over a keyboard and use for that and a recorder - very useful concise, and colourful for a young beginner

This is a simple, yet effective way for a beginner to learn the notes on a keyboard. It's also a much better and practical alternative to placing stickers directly on the keys, which are an absolute pain to remove at a later date - as I know from experience! The other nice thing about this product is that it can be passed on to other 'beginners' when the initial user has become proficient.Anyway, I got this for my wife who has been happily using it while learning the basics on our recently acquired keyboard. It may only be made of cardboard, but it feels robust enough to last for many years if looked after - other than occasionally folding it up, there's really no need for it to be handled. It's presently being sold at £9.95, which I think is slightly over priced. That criticism aside though, I think this is a super product.

Great for beginners

The note finder came printed on a good quality card that could be easily slotted onto the keyboard. I have a 49 key keyboard and this product covers all but one of these notes.I have previously used sticky note displays for the keyboard and personally find these easier. However, this product gives you the ability to quickly remove the guide as opposed to having to cover the sticky notes as you progress. Though I would add that it can be a bit confusing for beginners having to look up at the note finder and then back down to the keyboard.There are also good additional small features such as being able to see the octaves of the keyboard, the difference in Bass and Treble Clef, and where middle C is on the keyboard/piano.Despite its usefulness though, I feel that the price for the product could be too high as it seems a bit expensive for a single piece of card. Were multiple prints provided it could be more worthwhile, but as similar sticker packs are available at a similar price, they seem like a better option.Overall, I would recommend this product for younger players as the print is colourful and colour coordinated to specific notes, which should aid in memorisation. A good tool for learning where notes are on the keyboard for younger players starting out.

I have 88 keys, keyboard. Product keys did not line-up accurately

I play piano, but I used it as a visual for the SAXOPHONE,

Simple aid to help with learning new notes.

Ok, it does its job, but for £11 it’s a rip off. A bit of card that would sell for a quid at Poundland!