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B♭ PhrygianThe B♭ Phrygian mode contains seven notes: B♭, C♭, D♭, E♭, F, G♭, and A♭.
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Today at the piano
Sunday, August 16, 2026.
On this day
1929 Bill Evans was born in Plainfield, New Jersey.
Term of the day
Locrian ModeThe Locrian mode is the seventh mode of the major scale, a diminished scale with a lowered second and fifth that sounds unstable and unresolved.
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A standard acoustic or full-size digital piano has 88 keys, spanning A0 to C8.
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Look anything up directly, in both enharmonic spellings, C♯ and D♭ alike.
ChordsEvery chord type in every key, triads to altered dominantsScalesMajor, minor, pentatonic, blues, bebop and beyondToolsVirtual piano, chord finder, drills, all in the browserTheoryShort articles in teaching order, plus two guided seriesSongsGuides to iconic pieces, and easy songs to start withProgressionsCadences and the progressions behind real musicNotesAll 88 keys named, A0 to C8, with frequency and enharmonicsVoicingsChord shapes and techniques under the handModesEvery mode, in every key
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Virtual PianoA keyboard with real sampled sound: mouse, touch, or your computer keys.Play itChord FinderPlay or click any combination of notes and see what chord it makes.Open the toolLearn Piano: the step-by-step pathAn ordered course from your first notes through chords, scales and theory.Follow the pathCircle of FifthsThe interactive wheel: keys, relatives, and how they connect.Explore it