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  • Piano Chords Minor Triads

    You now know that combining the 1st, 3rd, and 5th tones (notes) of a major scale form major triad piano chords. If you lower the 3rd tone one half step it becomes a minor triad. So, minor triad chords are the 1st, b3rd, and 5th tones (notes...

  • Major and Minor Piano Chords

    Piano chords, or any chord for that matter, are formed by combining two or more scale tones (notes). You now know the tones (notes) that comprise all 12 major scales and you can play these scales smoothly (not necessarily quicklyyet!). It i...

  • learn to play piano Chord Revision Chord Name Symbol

    You might be getting a little confused with the five chords you now know, and its understandable, they all have similar names and similar notes so its easy to get them confused. Look at the table below and memorize it if you dont already kn...

  • Piano Chords-Dominant 7th and Half Diminished 7th Chords

    Dominant 7th piano chords are constructed by combining the 1st, 3rd, 5th, and b7th tones of a major scale. The symbol b7th means flatted 7th so you would lower the 7th tone (note) of the major scale a half step. This would make the interval...

  • learn how to play piano by Slash Chords

    learn how to play piano by Slash Chords,Slash Chords Well if you havent noticed by now, I'm trying to show you things in such as way as to allow you to pick up any chord sheet and play the song on it. And no, slash chords are not the chords...

  • learn to play piano by Common Chords

    Ok congratulations on getting this far, you're almost ready to unlock a whole host of songs! You just need to know a couple of the most common chord types and how to work them out then you'll be in business! Once you work out the notes of t...

  • Learning Easy Piano Chords Makes Playing Chords for Piano a

    Easy piano chords are the most popular chords used in most of the music of today. Learning a few chords for piano can make learning these piano songs a snap for anyone with enough interest to pound out a few easy piano chords. You can find...

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