F Sharp Chord Piano - How to Play F Sharp (F#) Major Chord on Piano

The F Sharp Major chord - also written as F# - is made up of all black notes: F#, A#, and C#.

Look for the group of three black notes. The lowest of those black notes is F sharp. Put your right hand thumb on that note.

The highest of the group of three black notes is the A sharp. Put your right hand middle finger on A sharp.

Your pinky goes on the next highest available black note, C sharp. C sharp is the lower note of the group of two black notes.

Watch the video for more tips on locating each of the notes.

[unpredictable]

Thank you so much for walking me through this ma’am

[lundsweden]

To find F, look for the Fork (III, 3 prongs!). You can shapen it to taste!

[Babybrovas]

I’m a beast on piano and I just searched this

[rosaisabella]

Tnx 😁, still learning in March 2024 ✌

[Mrbeatles]

Hello Lisa, I need to transpose a song in C major to the key of F# major. Where can I learn how to transpose? Thank you.

[DeJai]

Did you really just play one chord? Lmao