Piano Chords
Wednesday, December 29, 2004
Training your ear to hear intervals of 2nds through 13ths
Training your ear to hear intervals of 2nds through 13ths
An interval is the distance between any two notes, and on this course you are going to learn to hear 2nds, 3rds, 4ths, 5ths, 6ths, 7ths, 9ths, 11ths, 13ths, and of course octaves & unisons. You will also learn to recognize them in printed music quickly.
If you learn to "hear" an interval in your mind, and know what it is, then it is easy to reproduce that interval on the keyboard -- and that, of course, is what "playing by ear" is all about -- mental hearing and then reproducing what you hear on the keyboard.
(This course is also excellent for singers and instrumentalists!)
"Training Your Ears To Hear Intervals of 2nds Through 13ths"
Piano & Keyboard Chords - find any piano chord instantly with the CD Rom Keyboard Chord Finder!
Piano & Keyboard Chords - find any piano chord instantly with the CD Rom Keyboard Chord Finder!a>
A word from Duane to guitar players about guitar chords -- guitar tablature...
For those of you who play guitar, it is very useful for you to know piano chords as well as guitar chords. Guitar chords are really the same as piano chords -- the guitar tabs (guitar tablature) looks different, but it's really just a picture of where your hands should go on the frets. Usually piano music doesn't have "piano tabs", but most piano music uses chord symbols such as Fm7, G6, Eb9, and so on. But the notes in a guitar chord are exactly the same as in a piano chord, so musicians who double on both guitar and piano have an advantage. This chord finder will help you find any kind of chord -- so called "jazz chords", "Christian guitar chords", "rock chords", "praise & worship chords" -- music chords of all types from augmented to diminished to 7ths to 13ths. And don't forget that a piano chord is exactly the same as a keyboard chord -- no difference at all. It functions like a chord dictionary -- a chord locator -- a chord finder -- and leads you to all the inversions of piano chords. I would encourage any guitar players to learn not only guitar tablature -- guitar chords, but also piano chords so that the connection between the two types becomes clear. It can only make you into a better musician! (Wouldn't it be nice to have a chord chart with both piano tabs and guitar tabs on the same chord finder! Maybe someday, but meanwhile, enjoy all these wonderful piano chords!) The only kind of chord the chart doesn't cover are "slash chords" "altered chords" and "poly-chords", because these are basically infinite. You'll love it!
Piano chord generator
Piano chord generator
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