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Online piano tutorial chords or visual aid

  • 13-02-2017 10:11pm
    #1
    Limestone123
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12 ✭


    Hi,
    I can't read music at all. I'm looking to learn some piano chords. Can anyone recommend a good simple online video tutorial or else/also a an image of piano chords kind of like the way you can get guitar tabs? I'm finding understanding chords and how to make them very hard and thought maybe if I knew a few main chords I could figure out a few songs? Thanks. L


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  • #2
    PopSensyDad
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 52 ✭✭PopSensyDad


    Hi,

    I cannot attach a URL/image because I am new user here, but how about searching "Piano chord chart" in Google image? I found the piano chord chart on 8notes.com pretty nice.

    Just for your long future, as a man enjoying music too, I write the rest.

    You will not be able to avail "study" to gain a systematic in-depth understanding. Use books/www describing scales, intervals, whatever for complex chords like CΦ7(b9)/F.

    But, how about just counting number of notes in chords for a while. You won't forget to count black keys. Forget the colour.

    Like, in case of the minor chord, the middle note is the 4th note from the lowest (lowest as the 1st), and the top note is the 8th. 1-4-8 Always.

    Fm : F, Ab, C
    > F(1) F#/Gb(two) G(three) G#/Ab(4) A(five) A#/Bb(six) B(seven) C(8)
    > by the way, Ab is the 3rd note in F minor scale. C is the 5th in the scale.

    Abm : Ab, B, Eb
    > G#/Ab(1) A(two) A#/Bb(three) B(4) C(five) C#/Db(six) D(seven) D#/Eb(8)
    > Cb is the 3rd note in Ab minor scale, which is the same sound as B. Eb is the 5th.

    Sus 1-6-8 so on. Soon you will say good bye for the chart. Good luck.


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