They look right to me. That last key you refer to can be tuned to
whichever of the two pitches you need. Some HGs have different
arrangements at the upper end of the instrument. Mine, for instance,
lack the key you asked about, but instead has its equivalent in the
lower row. Doesn't really matter in this case, since it could be tuned
as appropriate.

Regarding the color of the keys, just pretend you're playing an old
piano. Prior to 1900 or so, many pianos had the exact same color
arrangement as on the HG. See
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/4e/FortepianoByMcNultyAfterWalter1805.jpg
for instance.

-Arle


On Jun 7, 5:10 pm, Jon <[email protected]> wrote:
> So are these diagrams correct? What about the last (right hand) key,
> upper row, C or C#, preferably C# for D/G hurdy-gurdy?
>
> http://www.dragonflybridge.com/HurdyGurdy/Keyboard.html
>
> I MUST get that piano image out of my mind and accept sharps on the
> black (lower) HG keys and naturals on the white (upper) HG keys.
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