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Piano ChordTrainer Free to try. Lower means going deeper in pitch to the left on the piano. Raise means going higher in pitch to the right on the piano. A lot of musicians think sharps and flats are only designated to black keys. But you can also raise and lower white keys that do not have black keys directly in front or back of them. These may seem like advanced topics, but getting this clarification EARLY will ensure that you not only play piano chords well, but spell the notes correctly.
In the previous section, when we talked about how flatting a note lowers it and sharping a note raises it, we were referencing half steps. One using scales , one using intervals , and one using the combining of chords to produce bigger ones. Just take the first letter of every word and that tells you whether to use a whole step or a half step. That gives us Bb B flat. If you were tempted to use B instead of Bb, you probably got carried away with the two whole steps in the beginning.
Homework: You got C major and F major down. Can you figure out the other 10 major scales? Just as it looks, we took the 1st, 3rd, and 5th tones of the C major scale, played them together, and produced our first chord — C major.
Instead, it gives you a C flat. If you choose to purchase any item, thank you for supporting this site! Download ebook free Description: This eBook is a collection of exercises for chord training including staff showing the chord in standard notation.
The purpose is to increase your harmonic vocabulary at the piano and widen your understanding of how chords can be used. You are presented of ways to play chords both with one and two hands plus voicings and as arpeggios.
Description: In total progressions for piano including 40 audio examples. Here I've organised them in groups of fingering rather than keys. There are 3 groups and it's easier to learn a particular finger pattern and apply it to the group rather than learn each scale separately. Group 1 is the trickiest to read but don't be put off - these 3 are very comfortable and the visual patterns of the keyboard is quite simple to remember. Group 2 contains all flat keys and can be a little fiddly, starting on the 2nd finger right hand for most of them.
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