How to Draw a Keyboard Note Chart

This drawing was designed in ConceptDraw DIAGRAM using a combination of libraries from the Piano Sheet Music solution. Here you can see the notes on the piano keyboard and their correspondence in the Grand Staff on the music sheet. A set of two staffs with five lines each, connected by a brace is called the Grand Staff. The upper staff is marked with a treble clef and the lower one with a bass clef. They include the notes for the right and left hands respectively. Music notes are shown starting from the lowest one as E G B D F. The notes laying in the spaces of the treble staff are F A C E. G B D F A notes correspond to the lines of the bass staff and A C E G - to the spaces between the lines, beginning from the lowest line. A short horizontal line called a leger line is used above or below the musical staff to extend a range of musical notes.

1. Run ConceptDraw DIAGRAM.
2. Reveal the Piano Sheet Music item in the Solutions panel.
3. Click the library preview to activate it in the Library panel.

4. We recommend using the Piano Notation, Notes, Accidentals, and Lines Bars Clefs libraries. They all come with the Piano Sheet Music solution. Drag and drop the needed objects from the library to a document page.

5. In our example, we additionally used connectors to show the relationships between notes on the piano keyboard and their correspondence in the Grand Staff on the music sheet.

Result: This diagram was created in ConceptDraw DIAGRAM using the libraries from the Piano Sheet Music Solution. An experienced user spent 10 minutes creating this sample. Once the sheet music is created, you can simply print it directly from the application.