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Half Steps and Whole Steps on the Piano
In this article we’re going to look at how to hit each note on the piano in order, without skipping any. We’ll
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Learn the Note Names on the Piano
There Are Only 12 Notes Have a look at the keys on the piano. They can seem overwhelming if you think they’re
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Chords Reference: Pics of All Diminished 7 Chords on Piano in Chromatic Order in Root Position
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Chords Reference: Pics of All Minor 7b5 Chords on Piano in Chromatic Order in Root Position
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Chords Reference: Pics of All Minor 7 Chords on Piano in Chromatic Order in Root Position
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Chords Reference: Pics of All Dominant 7 Chords On Piano in Chromatic Order in Root Position
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Chords Reference: Pics of All Major 7 Chords On Piano In Chromatic Order, in Root Position
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Major Scales Reference: Pics of All Major Scales On Piano in Chromatic Order
These are in chromatic order, but I recommend learning them in the order of 5ths. It’s easier that way because it adds
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Chord Reference: Pics of All Major Triads on Piano in 2nd Inversion in Chromatic Order
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Chord Reference: Pics of All Major Triads on Piano in 1st Inversion in Chromatic Order
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Chord Reference: Pics of All Augmented Triads on Piano in Chromatic Order
Remember, most of these chords have two names. (Gb Augmented could be F# Augmented.)
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Chord Reference: Pics of All Diminished Triads on Piano in Chromatic Order
Remember, most of these chords have two names. For instance, Abdim (Ab diminished) could also be G#dim. C# Diminished Chord
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Chord Reference: Pics of All Sus4 Triads On Piano in Chromatic Order
Remember, most of these chords have two names. (Dbsus could also be C#sus, etc.)
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Chord Reference: Pics of All Sus2 Triads on Piano in Chromatic Order
Remember many of these chords have two names. For instance, Dbsus2 can be C#sus2.
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Chord Reference: Pics of All Minor Triads on Piano in Chromatic Order
Note: Many of these chords have two names. For instance, Db minor can also be C# minor. For a faster way to
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Chord Reference: Pics of All Major Triads on Piano, in Chromatic Order
Note: Most of these chords have two names. For instance, Db Major can also be C# Major. For a faster way to
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What is a chord? – Part One
In this article we’re going to check out what chords are. I’m assuming you don’t know anything about chords – but it
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Minor Chords by Shape: A quicker way to learn minor chords on piano
The shape of a chord is the way it lands under your fingers, where the black notes and white notes fall, etc.
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What is a chord? (part two)
In part one, we learned about 3-note chords: Here in part two, we are going to focus on how you can move
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Major Chords by Shape: A quicker way to learn major chords on piano
The shape of a chord is the way it lands under your fingers, where the black notes and white notes fall, etc.
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What are Scales?
There are three things I want you to know by the end of this article: Why should I learn scales? Music is
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What are slash chords, like G/B, F/A, C/G, etc?
A slash chord is pretty easy to understand. Normally you’d take the root of the chord and play it in the left
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When my students always play fast and loud
When my students always play fast and loud, I find something slow and soft for them to practice. I like Ain’t No Sunshine by Bill Withers, because it has a very simple bass line and chord structure.